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Alena

Alena has been practicing yoga since 2015. Back then, as an architecture student, she was overwhelmed with sleepless nights full of drawing and model building.

During that time, she discovered meditation –

a powerful method that deeply calmed her down and helped her make better decisions in everyday life.

Shortly afterward, Alena discovered Ashtanga Yoga. It gave her a sense of stability while everything else felt quite unpredictable.

In October 2024, she obtained her 200-hour YTTC certificate in Rishikesh, India, as well as an additional 100-hour certificate in Aerial Yoga. These experiences deepened her understanding of yoga philosophy and the human body.

Alena teaches Multi-Style Yoga for complete and advanced beginners, as well as Vinyasa flows.

The yoga flows always begin with grounding yet energising breath work and are based on traditional yoga asanas as well as include elements from Pilates and mobility training. This combination is designed to adapt the practice to modern lifestyles and help meet challenges with energy and balance.

Alicja

Alicja is a yoga and movement teacher devoted to somatics and embodiment, and to the practice of coming home to the body. Her work invites a return to presence – a gentle softening into sensation, awareness, and lived experience.

Rooted in a deep love for somatics and embodiment, as well as movement, philosophy, music, and the rhythms of nature, she creates spaces for exploration rather than performance. Her guidance honors the body’s innate intelligence and the quiet wisdom that emerges through listening, allowing the body to speak in its own language.

Inspired by natural cycles and inner landscapes, her classes unfold as journeys, where listening becomes movement, and movement becomes a way of remembering oneself.

Photo: @fottomatt.

Anna

Anna discovered yoga as a teenager and has been teaching since 2020. With a background in law, yoga initially became a way for her to step out of constant mental activity and reconnect with the body. Over time, yoga revealed itself to her as more than a physical discipline, extending into everyday life through awareness of the body, breath and inner rhythm.

Her teaching is rooted in Hatha Yoga, with Women’s Yoga as her main focus — a practice that supports cyclical awareness, softness and a more embodied way of being. In her classes, Anna offers a calm, grounded and non-judgmental space where practice is about awareness rather than achievement.

Christina

Yoga offers a powerful way to connect breath with movement, creating a sense of inner balance and clarity that extends far beyond the mat. For Christina, the philosophy behind the practice deeply resonates, offering tools to cultivate mindfulness, slow down, and meet life with more presence. Flowing sequences that lead into stillness and meditation are especially meaningful to her, as they allow the physical practice to evolve into something more subtle: building mental resilience and inner strength.

Teaching Hatha, Yin, and Pre-/Postnatal Yoga, Christina places her focus not only on alignment and movement but also on embracing the present moment with full acceptance. In this space, connection and compassion naturally unfold – towards ourselves and others. Sharing this path is a daily joy for her, especially when practicing with a small but wise teacher: her young daughter.

Julia

Julia discovered yoga in her early twenties, initially practicing Vinyasa, Yin and Kundalini yoga. In 2019, she completed a yoga teacher training at Lord Vishnus Couch and started teaching at studios in Köln.

It was in Berlin in 2022, when she attended her first Ashtanga Mysore class and instantly fell in love with the practice. She initially studied under the guidance of Miriam Iaonne before travelling to Mysore, India for the first time later that year. In 2023, Julia began practicing and then teaching at Free Breathing Ashtanga Yoga with Ian Cheney.

In 2024, Julia returned to Mysore to study with Sharath Jois at the Sharath Yoga Centre (formerly KPJAYI). She has also studied with world renowned teachers including Matthew and Carla Vollmer, Harmony Slater, Petri Raissanen, David Keil, Scott Johnson and Hamish Hendry.

Leeann

Leeann is a certified teacher in classical yoga and yoga therapy, with nearly 10 years of personal practice and over 5 years of teaching experience in Berlin, Greece and Israel.

Her teaching focuses on pain-free, accessible movement, combining therapeutic awareness with deep presence.

She creates a calm, grounding atmosphere where students can meet themselves with patience, curiosity, and care – on and off the mat.

Leonardo

When Leonardo began his first yoga teacher training, his biggest concern was not being flexible enough. But deep down, he knew it was the right choice, after all, the best decisions come from the heart. One article on yoga philosophy was all it took to clear his doubts.

Today, he loves the physical practice and the sensations that come with mindful movement. Yoga helped him heal chronic lower back pain caused by years of unsustainable sports and office work. Still, he sees asana as just one small part of the vast science of yoga.

Back when he was studying economics, he never imagined that the most meaningful “management” in his life would be the one of his own mind. Now, he brings yoga into his daily life by trying to be a better dad, partner, son, friend, and above all, a better human being. This path is not easy, but it has been the most rewarding journey of his life.

Maria

Maria started practicing yoga over ten years ago, and gradually began to embrace what yoga truly means: much more than just physical exercise.

She completed 500 YTTC in Rishikesh, India, with a focus on Ashtanga and Vinyasa, and also became certified as a Sound Healer.

Yoga allows her to be fully herself – to live and feel authentically, and to connect with others in a genuine way. The connection between body and soul guides her toward love and respect.

That’s exactly what she aims to share in her classes: love and respect for ourselves – through conscious awareness and understanding of our bodies. Which helps to create a deep sense of peace and gratitude.

Myrto

Myrto’s yoga journey began six years ago, as a quiet invitation into a sacred and intimate inner landscape – a place where she could simply be. It became an anchor of light, a steady refuge she could return to whenever life’s storms grew heavy. Her innate curiosity about the nature of things eventually guided her to India, the birthplace of yoga, where she studied with diverse teachers and witnessed firsthand the practices, traditions, and timeless wisdom of this ancient path.

Since then, every aspect of her daily life has become an exploration – a continued unfolding of yogic knowledge and a heartfelt desire to share her passion with others.

She teaches Vinyasa-based yoga, offering a transformational experience, a space for people to reconnect with the uniqueness of their bodies and the rhythm of their breath. She likes to weave the element of sound into her classes, using it as a therapeutic and essential thread that binds one to the natural flow of things. In this way, each practice becomes an invitation to synchronize with one’s own inner divine rhythm – a return to the quiet home within.

Rike

Rike first encountered yoga over a decade ago, during a rooftop class in Mexico that left a lasting impression. Since then, yoga has been a steady companion in her life. It’s helped her understand her body, listen to its signals, and meet both effort and rest with greater ease. It’s a practice that continues to teach her patience, presence and how to return to herself, again and again.

Her classes blend dynamic movement with careful alignment, offering space to release tension, reconnect, and feel grounded.

Vicki

Vicki’s yoga journey began 10 years ago, offering a sanctuary from the whirlwind of teenage life. While her practice was initially physical, a deeper commitment revealed yoga’s power to transform all aspects of life. After a close encounter with burnout, she followed the call to change and embarked on her 200-hour teacher training. This profound journey taught her how to create safe, intentional spaces for others to return to themselves, without fear or judgment.

She now teaches Hatha-Kundalini fusion classes, blending traditional Hatha asana with the potent techniques of Pranayama and Kriya yoga. Viewing the body as a vessel for transformation, she weaves these elements together to create grounding yet expansive experiences. With a passion for deep, hypnotic music, she weaves these immersive soundscapes into the practice, inviting you to surrender to the journey and return home to yourself.

Victoria

Victoria discovered yoga over 20 years ago in Colombia, and it was love at first breath. She still remembers her teacher guiding the class through the asanas while sharing stories of a distant land called India. Little did she know that years later, she would be the one sharing these postures and stories with others.

Yoga has been a path of exploration and growth. She is especially passionate about the connection between strength and stillness, and how building a strong, grounded body can support a calm, steady mind. Her classes are rooted in dynamic Vinyasa flow, where movement, breath, and awareness come together, inviting both energy and presence.

Each class she leads is an open space for connection, with ourselves and with others. A space to move, to grow, and to meet ourselves with gentleness and curiosity.

Zhanna

Zhanna first discovered movement through dance, which from an early age became a space of freedom, discipline, and joy. Those years sparked a deep curiosity about the body – how it moves, expresses, and connects with the mind.

Later, after moving abroad from Kazakhstan, she encountered yoga. What began as a way to find grounding through constant changes gradually became a steady companion. Especially during the pandemic in Berlin, yoga turned into a safe space to return to herself, to listen, and to rediscover presence.

Today she teaches Vinyasa, Hatha, and Yin yoga, often blending elements of these styles. Her classes flow between dynamic sequences and moments of stillness – linking breath and movement, while also allowing space to stay longer in postures, to ground, to slow down, and to feel the body more deeply.

Her intention is to offer students a space where they can soften, release tension, and reconnect with themselves – leaving class with a sense of balance, ease, and presence.

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