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Adriene Louise Mishler Is a American fitness expert, actress as well as a writer and yoga instructor whose work is featured on her highly popular website 'Yoga with Adriene.' Her YouTube channel 'Yoga with Adriene,' has over 4 million users. She is the co-founder of an online library of yoga resources, called 'Find what Feels good.' The practice she has taken part in since the age of a child. She completed a course at the college called "Kundalini Yoga" and then joined the teachers' training. Then she began teaching yoga and also appeared in movies. Mishler as well as Chris Sharpe met on a film production. They started their YouTube channel for yoga. The classes for yoga are entertaining because of her wit charming and jovial. She's warm, experienced and a true guide when she leads you through the steps. Two years in a row, she was recognized as one of the 100 most influential people in the field of fitness and health. Mishler has been a frequent contributor to magazines and blogs. Rocsi Rocsi Rocsi

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