Rachel brathen
Introduction :
- Rachel Brathen is a Swedish yoga instructor based in Aruba. Also known as “Yoga Girl,” Brathen is the author of the best selling book of the same name.
- Brathen is also a motivational speaker and has a strong social media presence, speaking to her fans and followers through her blog and Instagram account, using honesty and vulnerability as ways to communicate.
Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :
- Born on October 5, 1988, Rachel was born and raised in Sweden, where she led a turbulent childhood, including her parents’ divorce, a suicidal mother, and an abusive boyfriend, amongst other things.
- When she was 18 years old, Rachel’s mother sent her on a meditation course that changed her life, making her realize that there was more to life than boys and alcohol.
- After years of traveling worldwide, she settled in Aruba after visiting the island on a family holiday. It was here that she met her husband-to-be Dennis Schoneveld, who owned a surf shop there.
- The couple quickly moved in together and are now bringing up their daughter, Lea Luna, born in 2017. They live together as a family with their two dogs.
Early Life and Education :
- Rachel had a wild youth, traveling from place to place, with no money and no fear!
- She had adventures exploring various countries, harmful substances, music, etc., before realizing she had to reassess her life if she truly wanted to find happiness and be at peace with herself.
Book, Quotes and Net worth :
- Brathen works at a wellness resort in Aruba, where she teaches 15 to 20 yoga classes a week.
- She is the first yoga instructor to combine yoga with paddle boarding, teaching yoga on the water around the world at wellness resorts and festivals.
- She is also well-known for focusing on handstands and arm balances within her yoga practice.
- In 2015, Rachel published her first book Yoga Girl, which became a New York Times Bestseller, in which she talks about her life from her insecure teenage years to the happy, peaceful life she has built for herself through her yoga practice. It also includes step-by-step instructions for yoga sequences as well as recipes and advice about life.
- Brathen has founded and worked on many organizations and platforms such as her online yoga studio One Eight, an animal rescue organization Sgt. Pepper’s friends and social mission organization 109.
Fun Facts and Trivia :
- Brathen has not weighed herself since she was 17 years old. By practicing yoga, she has changed the way she thinks about and understands her body.
- Serving as an inspiration to others, when asked who inspires her, Brathen answers that her students inspire her, as they are what motivate her to continue what she does every day.
- Besides doing yoga, Rachel loves to cook and shares her recipes on her blog.
- Her dog Ringo the Gringo has his own Instagram account and has 100,000 followers.
Rachel Brathen Measurements :
- Eye Color : Brown
- Haircut / Hair Color : Blonde
- Rachel Brathen Height : 5′6″
- Feet / Legs / Boots / Shoe Size : 6
- Pregnant? : Currently, she is not expecting a baby.
- Rachel Brathen Weight Loss : A few Google queries regarding this, but we couldn’t find anything conclusive on any of her social media.
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Rachel Brathen (Swedish: Rachel Bråthén, IPA: [ˈrɑ̌ːkɛl brɔˈteːn]) is a Swedish yoga teacher, a pioneer of paddleboard yoga, and the founder of Island Yoga Aruba in the Caribbean. She is the author of the best-selling 2015 book Yoga Girl.
Biography
Rachel Brathen was born in Sweden on the 5th of October 1988. After graduating from secondary school, she went to Costa Rica to pursue yoga; she lived there for three years, doing yoga daily. In 2010 she travelled to Aruba for a holiday, meeting her future husband Dennis. She returned to Aruba to be with him; they now live there. She was one of the pioneers of Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga (SUP Yoga); she started teaching it in 2009.[1] She now includes it in all the events that she leads and at festivals such as Wanderlust around the world.[1]
She is an internationally-known teacher of yoga as exercise[2][3][4][5][6] She is the author of the book Yoga Girl,[7] which became a New York Times best-seller in 2015,[8] popularising the line "Yoga every damn day".[9] "Yoga Girl" is also the name of Brathen's Instagram account.[10]
Brathen founded a yoga studio called Island Yoga Aruba[11] as well as the yoga video service oneOeight[12] and the non-profit 109 World.[13] In 2017, Forbes named Brathen on its list of the most important social media influencers in the fitness category, noting that Brathen can command a $25,000 fee per Instagram post.[14] She is a certified Yoga influencer, with a score of 98 from the influencer marketing software Klear. Brathen launched a podcast in March 2017,[15] which reached the iTunes charts.[14] In 2019, she published an autobiography, To love and let go: a memoir of love, loss, and gratitude.[16]
Personal life
She speaks four languages, Swedish, English, Spanish and Papiamento (spoken on Aruba).[17] She and her husband Dennis live on Aruba, where he administers her yoga business. They married in June 2014,[1][9] and have a daughter.[18]
See also
- Yoga in Sweden
References
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Retrieved 18 March 2017. ^ Barnes, Zahra (22 July 2016). "Talking to Rachel Brathen, @yoga_girl, About Getting Political As A Wellness Guru". Self. Retrieved 18 March 2017. ^ "Books: Best Sellers: Advice, How-To Miscellaneous". The New York Times. 12 April 2015. Retrieved 11 April 2017. ^ a b Tyzack, Anna (July 23, 2015). "Bad girl to Yoga Girl: How life changed for Instagram yoga sensation Rachel Brathen". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 18 March 2017. ^ Callaghan, Anna (8 October 2014). "Meet Instagram's Rising Yoga Star". Outside. Retrieved 18 March 2017. ^ "'Yoga Girl' Rachel Brathen: 'A Fight With My Husband Changed My Entire Life'". Women's Health. 30 January 2018. Retrieved 25 June 2018. ^ Hurst, Samantha (9 September 2015). "International Yoga Teacher Rachel Brathen Captures Over $100,000 in 24 Hours on Kickstarter For New Online Platform "oneOeight"". Crowdfund Insider. Retrieved 18 March 2017. ^ Olya, Gabrielle (12 October 2016). 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