05/06/2026
Completing my Yin training was a beautiful journey, but the truth is, it’s one that will never really end. If you know me, you know I don’t really enjoy crazy, fast-paced classes. That’s just not me.
Instead, I teach the opposite:
✨ Calm.
✨Paced.
✨ Slow.
✨Take your time.
✨Listen to your body.
I truly believe a teacher should always be a student.
There is no time to stop learning; there are always more people to connect with (what scared me to death), more ways to move, and more ideas to explore.
We should always be open to learning and embracing new knowledge, and I am so incredibly happy that provides that (seriously, can I just do all of the courses? I need an adjustment course and headstand!!).
It wasn’t just about the beautiful, gorgeous room, but the amazing teachers. When I grow up, I want to be just like .
Her voice, her energy, her passion is unmatched (and she also has a super cute tinny human). And guided as well by so much knowledge and true passion.
Every single day, I try to hold space with knowledge, wisdom, and experience. That is what I crave the most. (Yes, everyday I go to sleep surrounded by yin & hatha yoga books, an amazing man and a heavy cat - we might need a bigger bed!)
And none of this would have been half as fun, if it wasn’t for the amazing teachers that took part of this adventure ❤️
Holding space is an art. It’s a superpower. You can’t just “learn” it, but you can perfect it: by being wonderfully imperfect and opening your heart to the room.
I’m offering a couple of free yoga classes - just pop a comment with ✨ if you are interested and I’ll give you the link 🖤
Gorgeous photos by .marchantphotography