The quintessential explorative quality of the Ashtanga practice is what drives Reshma's curiosity and investment in her practice and teaching. In her classes she creates an atmosphere conducive to bodily awareness, self-healing, lightness and agency.

Rosemarie is Australian and has lived in The Netherlands since 1990. She began yoga classes with Hilary in 2001 (when Yoga Moves first opened it’s doors) and quickly became attracted to the multifaceted influences of yoga on her physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing. The powerfully healing nature of yoga made her curious to learn more… Much more!

Sanne discovered yoga in her mid-twenties as a way to balance an intense career and find some much-needed stillness and connection. Being curious and focused, she immediately dived deeply into it, developing a regular body-mind practice.

Shengnan (Sheng) Lu, originally from China, is a psychologist and yoga enthusiast. His yoga journey began in 2012 during his psychology studies in the Netherlands, leading him to the Himalayas in Nepal for yoga teacher training. Today, he offers psychotherapy and yoga sessions across Europe and Asia.

Simon’s motto is “live your love and embody your freedom”

His classes weave Yoga, breath work and movement together to create an organic and holistic flow experience. Simon offers refined teachings on alignment, breath and flow. He invites students to give themselves fully to the practice and to explore the mystical teachings of Yoga as a tool for personal transformation.

Smaragda Tsopanaki, a Trauma-Informed Holosomatic Breathwork Facilitator and Holistic Transformational Coach, believes we are all healers. Her holistic approach aims to help people reconnect with their inner wisdom for healthier, happier lives.

Sylvia likes and teaches various styles of yoga: Hatha, Yin yoga, Yoga Nidra, Pilates. But her first and biggest love is for Ashtanga yoga. As a teacher, she offers a safe and open atmosphere, where you can practice yoga at your own level and where you can be with yourself. In her classes she invites you to focus on body and breath awareness, alignment and being mindfully present.

Having been a dancer for many years Tanya turned to Pilates and yoga to facilitate rehabilitation and integrated wellness. After rigid training these practices felt like a breath of fresh air and became means to improve every aspect of her life.

Valerie is a body movement lover and explorer, passionate about the mind-body relationship. And she is eager to create a space where others can feel into it.

Her teaching style is focused, enthusiastic, and kind-hearted, infused with invitations to slow down and to pay attention to bodily sensations, as well as gentle encouragements to challenge yourself in a mindful way. You will often hear her emphasize the importance of finding steadiness and comfort in each yoga pose (body, mind and breath).

For Viola yoga feels like coming home. An invitation to explore life on a deeper level. In her dynamic Vinyasa classes, she takes you on a journey; moving on the breath. Out of your head, and more into your body. Expect space for you to explore your own practice, to feel what soothes you the best at that moment. Take as much rest as you need, or spice it up a little bit more. Viola teaches Yin Yoga, Meditation and Vinyasa Yoga (trained at Yoga Moves). Let’s move, breathe and smile together.

Yemima is a practitioner of yoga, aerial yoga and Pilates, whose personal healing journey has inspired her to share her experiences and knowledge with others. Certified as an aerial yoga and Pilates teacher, Yemima focuses on precision and mindful movement, encouraging students to cultivate self-awareness in their bodies and establish a strong foundation for their practice. She aims to guide students towards strength and flexibility. Yemima appreciates the benefit of the core activation, precision, and work on smaller muscle groups in Pilates. She also finds joy from the playfulness that aerial yoga brings, especially the feeling of spinal decompression while being upside down.

Yuki’s yoga journey began when she was an undergraduate student in Japan, and it was in her mid-20s when she discovered Ashtanga yoga and committed to a daily practice. Gradually, she noticed the effects of this practice and eventually, she quit her full-time job to take a trip to India to immerse herself in the practice at KPJAYI (currently Sharath Yoga Center). After several annual trips, she was blessed with an Authorization Level 2 by her teacher Sharathji.

Yoga is one of the greatest gifts she has received, providing her with a tool to connect and center herself for a healthy mind-body relationship. The practice of Ashtanga yoga helps her establish steadiness and clarity, revealing what lies within day by day.

Zoe González embarked on the path of yoga seeking to regenerate her connection with the cello and with herself.

Her cello practice was transformed, bringing back creativity to the room and freedom to her imagination - later developing her own method of teaching cello, based on the qualities and behavior of the 5 elements along with pillars such as somatic awareness and spatial perception.

Yoga brought back the recognition of safe place to her body - through presence, openness and compassion. She believes in yoga as a path to transformation; a path to love and authenticity.

In her classes Zoe focuses on generating a space to be with the body - investigating its limits in the present moment.

The waves of the cello support a meditative journey, surfing healing frequencies that activate the parasympathetic system, generating a sense of grounding. 

Three concepts settled inside her through a cello masterclass in her studies: balance, purity and simplicity. Seen merely as words written on her wall, embodied as seeds that she waters every day.