I have a 500-Hour Yoga Teaching Diploma with the YMCA Fit in London. I have always had a curious need throughout my journey with yoga and it has been important for me to experience as many varieties of yoga as possible. I arrived at Aerial Yoga around in 2012. Aerial Yoga deepened my practice and it became obvious to me that Aerial was a way to find form inside asanas relieving the pressure on joints that can often be an obstacle in different yoga traditions.
In classes and in my practice I incorporate the grounding force of Hatha Yoga and not only teach the fundamentals of Aerial Yoga, but actively promote the foundations and encourage individual expression. When teaching I want students to enjoy the class as a priority and it is significantly important that as a teacher I ensure each class has all the elements necessary to enable each participant to build strength, improve flexibility, practice true alignment and promote their own self-development with curiosity.
When you commit to a discipline and connect to your inner breath you will invite change and be able to grow in such a way that you will look forward to every moment with intrigue and passion for a life of happiness on a wonderful journey of discovery.