Alicia has been practicing yoga since 2009. She
has studied in various movement disciplines for over 20 years and strives to bring them all
together in her creative and intelligent flow classes. Alicia launched the Living Yoga Teacher Training at Past Tense in 2016. A DC native, Alicia lives in Mt. Pleasant with her husband and daughter.
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1) I agree & understand that I am voluntarily participating in classes/events with Past Tense Yoga Studio, either on premises, virtually, or remotely. In any physical activity, risk of serious physical injury is possible. Yoga is no substitute for medical diagnosis and treatment. I am aware of the physical risks involved with strenuous exercise and understand that it is my personal responsibility to consult with my doctor regarding my participation. I attest that I have no medical condition which would prevent me from taking part in yoga classes or workshops, and I assume responsibility for any risk or injury I may sustain as a result of my participation. I accept that the instructor, business, or hosting facility is not liable for any injury death or damages to person or property resulting from my participation in classes/events with Past Tense LLC or accessing facilities.
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