Tribal Yoga is a wonderful place to practice. It has especially been an amazing place to find a connection with others during COVID as they offer both Zoom and in studio classes. I highly recommend you give it a try, it won’t disappoint you.
RYT 500
I had my first contact with Yoga in 2006 in Germany. I tried
different styles and studios, and practiced outside or in front of
the TV. When I moved to the US with my husband I became enthused
with the Vinyasa style. In Vinyasa Yoga, I love the combination of
ancient asanas with modern music, the rapid flow of the class, and
the energetic atmosphere which is created by teachers and students
equally. I decided to deepen my knowledge by completing a total of
500 hours of teacher training at Tribal Yoga between 2017 and
2018.
In my Yoga classes, the movements are linked to the breath in order to develop a deep mind-body connection and to stay in the present moment. My goal is to encourage students to embody the immense benefits of Yoga into their every day lives. I try to implement the 8 limbs of Yoga to my daily life which means to me, living a healthy and sustainable lifestyle as well as maintaining a mindful and caring behavior. When I am not on my mat I split my time between writing schoolbooks, trying out new recipes, doing all sorts of arts and crafts and
being outside with my dog in the beauty of nature.
In my Yoga classes, the movements are linked to the breath in order to develop a deep mind-body connection and to stay in the present moment. My goal is to encourage students to embody the immense benefits of Yoga into their every day lives. I try to implement the 8 limbs of Yoga to my daily life which means to me, living a healthy and sustainable lifestyle as well as maintaining a mindful and caring behavior. When I am not on my mat I split my time between writing schoolbooks, trying out new recipes, doing all sorts of arts and crafts and
being outside with my dog in the beauty of nature.
