This week, we're excited to spotlight Debbie Popiel Yoga, a portable yoga practice built around accessibility, community, and helping people move wherever they are in their wellness journey.

When COVID closed studios and gyms, Debbie had to pivot. Instead of stopping, she taught her classes on the road, on basketball courts in Scottsdale parks, and via Zoom. What started as a pivot grew into a thriving community yoga business.

“I kind of took my classes on the road,” Debbie explains. “It then developed into this beautiful opportunity for community yoga.”

Today, Debbie continues to bring yoga into parks, hotels, resorts, farms, and other community spaces. She also leads domestic and international retreats, having completed nearly 14 international retreats, with another trip to India planned for October.

Her approach is simple: yoga should be accessible to everyone.

“It doesn't matter what your physical fitness level is, what your weight is, what your age is. You can do yoga. We're gonna figure out a way for you to move your body.”

That philosophy extends to her private clients, too. Debbie works with beginners, seniors, people recovering from injuries, and those who may feel uncomfortable entering a traditional studio. She literally keeps everything needed for a yoga class in her car and brings the practice directly to her clients.

Looking ahead, Debbie hopes to expand her work in trauma-informed yoga, recovery, and mental health while growing a team that shares her commitment to inclusion and accessibility.

“I want to be able to speak yoga in a world that is filled with trauma.”

We’re proud to support Debbie as she continues creating wellness that meets people where they are—mind, body, and spirit.

To get connected to Debbie Popiel Yoga, click HERE!

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With Gratitude,
The Sunshine Team 🪩⚖️🌞