Subala She attended college at Illinois State University where she graduated with her degree in Kinesiology and Recreation.

I bring luxury-level yoga, personal training, post-rehab support, and functional movement coaching right to your home — so you can build strength, recover with confidence, and live your healthiest life in the space that’s most comfortable to you Yoga: Vinyasa, ashtanga, iyengar, yin and athletic specific training
Meditation
Personal Training: Body weight, lifting, agilities, resistance training,

flexibility, endurance training, body fat percentage and fat loss principles
Fitness Nutrition: Fridge and pantry clean out, grocery lists, and meal recipes
BLS Instructor; CPR and First Aid Certified
NASM Certification, 200 hr RYT, Certified Athletic Trainer

Chrissie was raised across the US and focused on team sports. She started practicing yoga shortly thereafter in 2008 and enjoyed the challenge physically and mentally. In 2012 she participated in her first yoga teacher training in Murrells Inlet and has since taken continuing education classes in Asheville, Charlotte, Vermont and Florida. She has had opportunities to teach high school, college and professional athletes and believes that games are won with pregame routines grounded in flexibility. To book a session or to invite Chrissie to a public speaking event, contact Chrissie@subala843.com

A page from the manual I’m writing ✍🏼 Will also frame it for the new studio. It didn’t occur to me blending strength + s...
05/16/2026

A page from the manual I’m writing ✍🏼 Will also frame it for the new studio.
It didn’t occur to me blending strength + stretch, hand weights + body weight, breathing + sweating, East + West, physical + mental, somatic + subtle, mind + muscle connection and most importantly, community, would land me here in this space.
I can’t wait to leave my legacy behind and teach others how to breathe and move people into balance, strength and confidence. 📖

05/15/2026

82 years old and still putting in the work. 💪

This is what I mean when I say:
✨ “Movement is medicine. ✨ Mind-Muscle connection matters. ✨ I will always make things difficult so the things you do alone in your own world get easier.”

05/12/2026

Try it!

05/09/2026

Vagus Nerve research coming through at the perfect time 🤯

05/09/2026

🤓 Let's have a little chat about hip health and our internal rotator muscles! 🤓

Having little range of motion or weak internal hip rotators can create a number of negative side affects when it comes to pelvic health. One of their big jobs is to help stabalize the pelvis and when they can't do that because they are weak, then the pelvic floor has to compensate along with other muscles.

I get it. Having strong internal rotators isn’t sexy like 6 pack abs but lemme tell you… when it comes to the everyday things like walking, bending down to pick something up, going up and down stairs = these are the things that impact the quality of your life.

Issues associated with weak internal rotators:

- Knee pain (knees that cave in)
- Weak and falling arches of the feet
- Hip Pain
- Hypertonic pelvic floor (these muscles compensate)
- Unstable pelvis
- Low back pain
- Hip impingement

The primary muscles that are responsible for internal rotation are the glute medius and TFL. The secondary assistors are the glute minimus, adductor longus, a little bit of glute max and the gracilis.

We regularly work on internal rotation in class and there are even classes that work on them specifically including the series Recruit the Glutes and “Lower Body Conditioning : Part 2.” Check those out if you are a member! If you're not a member but want to be, hit me up below and I'll give you deets on membership. Hearts~!

05/03/2026

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Myrtle Beach, SC

Website

https://app.yogaalliance.org/teacherpublicprofile?id=0033g0000022dAPAAY&directoryname=Chriss

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