Whether your practice is yoga, Pilates, cycling, or running, it’s easy to get lost in the crowd. Things get overlooked. Your specific needs go unaddressed.
You find yourself stuck in a routine that isn’t deepening, dealing with persistent aches, or feeling mentally sluggish when you should be energized. You’re starting to lose faith that movement can actually help.
Breath & Bones is here to focus on you and only you. To help you get unstuck, go deeper, and replace habits that hold you back with ones that truly serve you.
Rooted in the belief that every body needs recalibration from time to time, Breath & Bones offers personalized bodywork tailored to your experience, fitness level, and goals. Through a customized blend of yoga, Pilates, Thai massage, guided meditation, and lifestyle support, you’ll experience a holistic approach that soothes, heals, and inspires.
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Embraces the mind/body interplay.
As a graduate of both hard knocks and esteemed institutions, and a longtime student of Buddhism, Liz recognizes that finding true comfort and health in your body involves more than perfecting crane pose. It also means releasing toxic thoughts and shifting behavioral patterns.
Infusion of personal experience.
Liz knows the struggle many of us face. She has gone from failing to honor her own body to learning how to nurture and heal herself, and she’s passionate about guiding others on this journey.
Mindful bodywork crossing modalities.
Liz has studied with veterans and visionaries of yoga, Pilates, Thai massage, and human anatomy. She draws what’s most relevant from their teachings to bring inspiration and healing to her clients.
Customization is the key to deepening clients’ well being.
Unlike practitioners with one rigid method, Liz takes a fluid, ever-changing approach that’s highly individualized. Every session is tailored to your needs and goals in that very moment.
Liz Kresch’s background in studying the human body and healing arts is as unique as the services she offers. It’s a journey that started in Brooklyn and took her around the world to study with masters in their fields.
Growing up in a family of artists gave Liz a rich field of vision. Seeing the human body rendered on paper and canvas awakened her to the beauty of its form and sparked her curiosity about how it moved and worked in three dimensions.
She explored that curiosity through yoga. Her family lived across the street from an ashram, and though initially resistant to the classes offered there, she eventually found herself on a path to understanding yoga as a route to physical and mental well-being. Liz started her dedicated practice in 1996, deepening her study with teachers whose work she respected. In 2004, she stepped into teaching. Her training in mat and equipment Pilates further supported her practice and understanding of functional fitness.
Liz studied Thai massage at the Swedish Institute in New York. Falling in love with the modality and its healing potential, she traveled to Thailand to deepen her training. A longtime student of Buddhism since age 16, she more formally committed to the path in 2004.
Liz teaches from personal experience. She’s open about her own struggles and proud of her journey from extremes to nurturing body and spirit back to health. She’s dedicated to sustainable change~ a process that starts now and unfolds from within.

For years, I chased quick fixes seeking energy, inspiration, and what I thought was wellness through instant results. But that approach kept me stuck in cycles that moved me further from where I actually wanted to be: grounded, healthy, and at peace in my own body.
Today, I embrace the journey. I value sustainable progress over perfection and stay curious, keeping my practice and offerings fresh. I’ve learned that life’s challenges are meant to be moved through, not avoided and that real transformation happens when we build healthy habits that stick.
I love supporting people through this process and watching them grow, some changes appearing immediately, others unfolding over time.
Assess and Align Elixir
We’ll assess how you move, discuss what’s happening in your life, and create a personalized plan that combines the right modalities for your body and goals.
Half-n-Half
A blend of yoga and Pilates tailored to your needs—you don’t have to choose between them.

Clarity Revitalizer
Guided meditation and affirmations to shift perspective and reinforce your well-being practice. A mental recalibration before you head back into your day.
Tune-Up Tonic
For injury recovery or when you’re run down, a therapeutic combination of bodywork, movement, and guided meditation to support healing.
Immunity Booster
For injury recovery or when you’re run down, a therapeutic combination of bodywork, movement, and guided meditation to support healing.
Straight-Up Yoga
One-on-one instruction to refine your postures, breathwork, and approach to practice, whether you’re beginning or advanced.
Posture Shot
Analysis of how you sit, stand, walk, and move through daily life, with practical adjustments that can significantly impact how your body feels.
Breath Booster
Learn techniques for deep breathing that support relaxation, meditation, and your movement practice.

Partner Session
For couples or friends—learn partner yoga poses and basic massage techniques you can practice together at home.
Group Wellness
Customized group sessions for special occasions or team building, combining movement, meditation, and breathwork.
Totally Thai
Assisted stretching and bodywork performed fully clothed. Drawing from southern (Wat Po) and northern Thai traditions, along with pressure point and energy line work, each session leaves you relaxed and energized.
Pilates, Please
Personalized equipment work using the Reformer, Tower, Jump-board, Exo Chair and more. Build core strength, improve posture and develop long lean muscles.

Build flexibility, strength, and body awareness while breaking through habitual movement patterns. Whether you’re refining your practice or starting fresh, personalized instruction helps you find new freedom and ease in your body.

Mat and equipment work that strengthens your core and supports functional movement. Pilates complements your yoga practice beautifully, helping you access poses with greater stability and protecting your joints as surrounding muscles gain strength.

Assisted stretching and bodywork that takes you from subtle adjustments to deeper release. You don’t need to be flexible or practice yoga to benefit—each session meets you where you are. Drawing from both southern (Wat Po) and northern Thai traditions, sessions incorporate pressure point work, energy line (sen) therapy, and yoga-based stretches. You’ll leave feeling relaxed yet energized.
Divide to conquer your back pain! Divide your bags to even the weight you carry throughout the day. More time than you think is spent with your body conditioning itself to support that one side you keep working!
Wear your heart on your sleeve just a little. Convey who you are to be met with honest reactions. Your external world will come to match your internal world.
Stand up mindfully. Extend one foot forward, lean into it and push off the BACK leg. Follow your head up for happier hips! See how often each day you can work it into your life.
Subway Pilates. Parallel feet. Lower your center of gravity and let go! Engage your core to support. Watch the short stops!
Body Scan! What’s firing in your body right now due to tension and not INtention? Release it! If you can’t put a finger on it- exhale and drop your shoulders.
Laugh! Laughter grounds you and connects you to others. It also releases endorphins, protects the heart by increasing blood flow, boosts the immune system and leaves your muscles relaxed! Can’t find the humor where you are right now? Lighten up!
Feeling run down? Stop running. That includes those thoughts of “you should be/might just be able to do that thing”. You’ll be feeling better sooner than if you did that thing!
Just like us. Many in the lineage of Buddhist masters were living, breathing people who struggled. They were intellectuals, farmers, people with families and some even murderers. All kinds of people with everyday problems have sought enlightenment. What do you seek? What limits you?
Read! Busy with life and daily physical practices? Don’t neglect to feed your whole being. What are you reading?
Unrelated and yet COMPLETELY related to my body/mind work practice:
Sunday Dec. 16th. 2018 108 Bowery #2 Bet. Grand &
BALANCING THE WHEELS: A Practical Guide to Chakras in Yoga and Life by Sarah Thomas Gulden illustrated by Liz Kresch $27 read the Elephant Journal review!
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