Barefoot Lizard Yoga, LLC, for the Full Yoga Experience

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Barefoot Lizard Yoga, LLC

Founder Elizabeth Dorsey, ERYT-500

With more than 1,500 hours of in-class teaching time, Elizabeth is one of the most experienced yoga teacher in the area.

In addition to basic and advanced yoga teacher training, she has certifications in the Holistic & Therapeutic Application of Yogic Practices, Antaranga Meditation. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and the Mind-Body Connection, Yoga as Therapy, Yin Yoga, and Restorative Yoga.

Elizabeth Dorsey owner and founder of Barefoot Lizard Yoga, LLC.

Elizabeth started teaching yoga out of a Prius filled with yoga gear. She traveled the roads bringing yoga to all kinds of folks in all kinds of places. She opened a brick & mortar studio in 2013 in Sharpsburg, which she operated for nine successful years, surviving the pandemic and two relocations. Road yogi, studio owner. A new chapter began January 9, 2022, when she introduced her quality yoga classes in the historic gym at Madras Park, 2355 HWY 29N in Newnan, in partnership with the Coweta County Parks & Recreation Department.

Prices have always remained the same.

The wife of a retired Marine/combat veteran, Elizabeth is a trained provider of therapeutic yoga for combat veterans with PTSD symptoms. She has worked closely with wounded warriors and their families at the Roosevelt Rehabilitation Center, Warm Springs, Georgia.

Elizabeth currently teaches yoga to cancer patients and survivors with Piedmont/Fayette Oncology. She offers both gentle yoga and chair yoga.

Dedicated to her own meditation and yoga practice, Elizabeth is also an avid hiker. When she’s not on the mat, she’s in the woods.

Elizabeth currently resides at the end of a long dirt road - one of the few remaining - in Newnan, Georgia. 

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Carole Schmitt, RYT-500, Yoga Instructor

Carole believes life is better with yoga and chocolate. She credits yoga with helping her navigate through breast cancer. She realized how things she learned “on the mat" gave her the tools to deal with life “off the mat.” Yoga has taught Carole to be more in the moment, breathe through the tough times, and recognize her inner strength.

Carole graduated from the Breathe for Change 200-Hour Wellness and Yoga Teacher Training in Madison, WI (Summer 2018). She first started practicing yoga with Elizabeth when Barefoot Lizard Yoga opened in 2013. Carole recently completed her 500-hour yoga teacher certification.

    Carole is originally from Wisconsin but has lived in Georgia for many years. She is married, has 2 adult daughters and 2 rescue dogs. She works as a school based occupational therapist when not practicing yoga, and hopes to bring mindful movement to more educators and students.

    Carole brings a playful and creative style to her yoga classes. She hopes to empower others to practice “well-being” and “self-love” in their lives, relationships and communities.

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