Katy Scherer Yoga

Katy Scherer Yoga Katy Scherer is an Authorised level 1 Ashtanga and Breathwork teacher based in Bonn, Germany. When it comes to breathwork and pranayama it's a different story.

I am also the co-founder and owner of The Vinyasa People Yoga Studio and Yin Nation a yoga and lifestyle store. I love to blur the lines between tradition and modernity fascinating, scary, provocative and transformational! An Ashtangi at heart I find comfort and support within the traditions of the practice, completing 3 months of study in Mysore under Sharath Jois and gaining his blessing to teac

h in 2022 where I received my authorisation. After years of traditional practice I shook things up and dove head first into the world of breathwork where I experienced the life altering power of breath! Blending in tradition, modern science and dynamic breathwork practices I offer a space for all students to go all in, go deep all whilst being supported on the breathwork journey. I whole heartedly believes there is a beauty in combining the tradition with the modern to create a practice that serves you so you can serve others. As dedicated practitioner, teacher, business owner, mama and wife I understands the true meaning of flexibility and likes to share the lessons I has learnt to all willing to try. Over the years as a teacher I completed my first RYT 200 Hour training with Seasonal Yoga in Glasgow and then my RYT 300 with Tribe in Austria. I later went on the do a second RYT 200, The Ashtanga Intensive with the Miami Life Center and my 500 Hour Pranayama and breath work teacher training with Pranayama Sadhana in beautiful Bali. I do my very best to keep learning and attend workshops and trainings as often as possible. Some of these have been a 50 Hour Adjustment training with the incredible David Swenson, a Yin level 1 and 2 training with Yogaveo, breathwork Master training with Dan Bruhle and the Oxygen Advantage training with Patrick Macgowan.

06/06/2026

I’ve travelled all over the world teaching retreats.
Yet I keep coming back here.
Year after year.
Because there are very few places that feel like this.
No rush.
No noise.
No pressure to be productive.
Just movement, breath, nature, good food, good people and enough space to hear yourself think again.
Finca El Moro has become one of my favourite places on earth, and this August I’m inviting a small group to experience it with me.
A week of yoga, breathwork, sunshine, walks, rest, laughter and the kind of reset that lasts long after you get home.
1–8 August 2026
Andalusia, Spain ☀️
A few spaces remain.

DM me “RETREAT” for information

Keep it simple, stupid.One of the phrases I come back to most when life starts feeling unnecessarily complicated.As wome...
05/06/2026

Keep it simple, stupid.
One of the phrases I come back to most when life starts feeling unnecessarily complicated.
As women, we’re often juggling a lot. Work, family, relationships, training, business, friends, life admin... and somehow we’re also supposed to be optimising everything.
The perfect routine.
The perfect workout.
The perfect diet.
The perfect morning.
But whenever I find myself overwhelmed, I try to come back to the basics.
Drink the water.
Move my body.
Get some fresh air.
Call a friend.
Walk the dogs.
Go to bed a bit earlier.
Nothing groundbreaking.
Just simple things that make me feel more like myself.
I’ve noticed that most of the things that genuinely improve my life aren’t complicated at all. They’re usually the things I already know I should be doing, but somehow keep overlooking in favour of finding a better solution.
Sometimes I think we’re not looking for a solution at all—we’re looking for a way around doing the obvious things consistently.
Maybe we don’t need another hack.
Maybe we need to stop making life harder than it needs to be.
Keep it simple.
The basics still work. ❤️
What’s one simple thing you know helps you feel better, but keep forgetting to do?

There’s a version of “women supporting women” that gets packaged into something soft, polished and endlessly agreeable.B...
23/05/2026

There’s a version of “women supporting women” that gets packaged into something soft, polished and endlessly agreeable.
But in reality, support often looks far less aesthetic.

It looks like recommending another teacher instead of guarding your students out of fear.
Sharing information that took you years to learn.Telling the truth about burnout, boundaries and business. Celebrating another woman’s success without immediately measuring your own worth against it.

In wellness especially, we’re often sold the idea that there’s only room for one “expert”, one successful studio, one voice worth listening to.
But communities are not built through scarcity. They’re built through collaboration, integrity and people who understand that another woman succeeding does not reduce what is possible for you.

The strongest women I know are not the loudest in the room. They are the ones quietly opening doors, making introductions, sharing opportunities and reminding other women to take up space without apology.

And to the women who continue to support, uplift and champion other women genuinely — I see you and I value you deeply.
And to the women who stay silent, withhold support, or quietly watch from the sidelines whilst still expecting community in return — I see that too. I may not always respond, but I always take note.

I used to think growth meant becoming more.More successful. More productive. More certain. More capable of holding every...
20/05/2026

I used to think growth meant becoming more.
More successful. More productive. More certain. More capable of holding everything all at once.

But lately, growth has looked very different.

It’s looked like learning how to move between roles without losing myself inside them. Founder. Yogi. Mother. Teacher. Partner. Friend. Each version of me asks for something different, and each season requires a different kind of strength.

Some chapters have asked for discipline and structure. Others have asked for softness, patience, and the willingness to begin again.

Maybe that’s the beauty of evolving — realising we are allowed to change. Allowed to outgrow old ways of thinking. Allowed to redefine success. Allowed to become more human, not just more accomplished.

Movement has always mirrored that for me. There is stability, but there is also adaptation. Strength, but also surrender. Nothing stays fixed forever — and maybe we aren’t supposed to either.

The Pilates People feels like another evolution. Not a departure from who we’ve been, but an expansion of it. A new chapter built from everything we’ve learned along the way.

And a big shout out to , the woman behind the camera, as we celebrate nearly 10 years of working together.

We’ve both evolved a lot over the years — personally, professionally, creatively. Different chapters, different versions of ourselves, different dreams taking shape.

But some things never change.
Good people remain good people.
Real support remains rare.
And there’s something very special about growing alongside people who’ve witnessed so many versions of you along the way.

Two sides of the same coin…Edgar Navarro and I have spent years teaching, practising, and moving alongside each other—an...
29/04/2026

Two sides of the same coin…
Edgar Navarro and I have spent years teaching, practising, and moving alongside each other—and somewhere along the way, our approaches have become less about contrast and more about conversation.
Different tones, same intention.
Different expressions, same foundation.
It’s not about doing things the same way.
It’s about moving within the same system—where everything has its place.
Yang without Yin doesn’t quite land.
Yin without Yang doesn’t quite hold.
Together, it becomes something more complete.
This February, we’re bringing that shared rhythm to Nøsen Yoga and Mountain Hotel in Norway.
A week shaped by this balance:
steady morning Mysore, softer evenings, and space for both structure and depth.
Same coin.
Different sides.
Working together.
Retreat is about to go live (yes, finally 😅)
Details coming very soon.

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Bonn
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