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Hey sports community,
Lyle, our dedicated organizer, wanted to reach out with a personal note for everyone. Lyle’s no stranger to sharing life's highs and lows, and he’s got a real knack for making every bit of chaos count. No frills here, just honest experiences that hopefully resonate with at least one of you out there. So grab a coffee or your favourite drink, and let’s dive into this month’s happenings.
A few years back, Lyle faced the tough news that his entire colon and more than half of his small intestine had to be removed due to cancer. His rectum was to be sewn shut, a decision forced upon him just as he was about to choose whether to keep or reverse his ileostomy. Funny thing, he was leaning towards keeping it because he didn’t miss the panicked rush to the washroom. Little did he know, the surgery ahead would be pure hell, pushing him into some really dark places.
But here’s the thing, Lyle also found some incredibly bright moments. Those dark times just made the light seem that much brighter. It's an experience that reaffirmed his belief in finding light even in the darkest of times.
Now, let’s talk about Root to Rise Yoga in Taber. This chill, welcoming yoga studio was founded by none other than Evie Hull. Evie’s passionate about using yoga to heal the body, mind, and spirit. Her commitment is clear in every class and workshop she offers.
Whether you’re into Therapeutic Yoga, Gentle Hatha, or just starting out, Root to Rise Yoga’s got a spot for you. Evie creates an environment where you can practice at your own pace and connect with an awesome community.
Plus, they host special events and workshops like Women’s Circles in Ceremony, perfect for diving deeper into your practice and meeting great folks in the community. With Evie’s open-hearted approach and dedication to a safe, nurturing space, Root to Rise Yoga isn’t just a studio—it’s a place for personal growth.
So, team, why not check out Root to Rise Yoga in Taber? Let Evie’s guidance help you root into the earth and rise towards your full potential. Every class is a chance to reconnect with yourself and find some balance and harmony.
Take care,
Lyle
