Sanne Kerkhof

International Registered Vijnana Yoga Teacher

“Bringing yoga practice into our lives we strengthen our health on many levels: physical, mental and spiritual. My expertise is pregnancy yoga after extensive study and and being a mother of 3 myself” More? Clik on the picture.

Dick Langenberg

International Registered Vijnana Yoga Teacher

For Dick Langenberg yoga goes beyond the physical challenge, it is a journey within, a journey accompanied by our breath, mindful of our body and our thoughts. This path is a journey of self-discovery. More? Clik on the picture.

Marta Font

Vijnana Yoga and Shiatsu Teacher

Marta Font combines in her lessons the basics of Vijnana yoga with the principles of shiatsu. In her lessons special attention is given to hands-on work. Through conscious contact the mind becomes quiet and concentrated on the physical sensations of the moment, giver and receiver become one. More? Clik on the picture.

Annika Luschin

Vijnana Yoga Docent

Yoga is a way to come into close contact with my body, thoughts, feelings and sensations. By becoming aware I feel calmer and more grounded. Then there is space for curiosity, playfulness, challenge and even resistance. In my teaching I want to accompany you in discovering your inner world and your joy for moving and looking deeply. I want to provide the necessary yoga technique so you can broaden your skills in a safe and playful way.

Judith de Klerk

Vijnana Yoga Docent

In my yogaclasses I’ll start from the physical possibilities of each individual, rather than carrying out the perfect asana. Starting from everyone’s physical possibilities we will come into a state of confidence and rest. More? Click on the picture.

Iris Reyes

What Critical Alignment Yoga means to me For me, Critical Alignment Yoga is much more than just a yoga method. It is a way to return to the body: to stillness, energy, strength, space and trust. It helps me to feel safer and more present within myself. Through Critical Alignment, I have learnt that tension is not just physical, but is also linked to how we live, think, feel and react. The body often carries old patterns with it: stress, control, sadness, pain, perfectionism and sometimes even trauma. Through relaxation, breathing, mindfulness and conscious movement, space is created to slowly let go of these patterns. Critical Alignment Yoga has helped me to understand my body anew following my burnout. Not by working harder, but rather by learning to relax and be present in every part of my body. By feeling my breath and becoming more aware of my thought patterns, a new form of strength emerged. What was a major revelation for me is that strength does not come solely from willpower. As a dancer, from a young age I was mainly familiar with the strength of the movement muscles: doing, working, performing, pushing on. In Critical Alignment, I discovered a different, deeper strength: reflex strength — the strength of the postural muscles that arises from relaxation and alignment. That discovery changed my view of movement, the body and recovery. That is why I pass on this method with such passion. Critical Alignment Yoga uses specific exercises and aids, such as the yoga strap, the foam roller and the arch support. These tools help to release tension in the spine and the body, allowing stiff areas to regain their mobility.

Fleur van Zonneveld

vinyasa yoga docent

Fleur loves to bring western knowledge and ancient yoga teachings together so that yoga can be used practical in the midst of the waves of modern life. For Fleur yoga is a way to explore yourself. To connect deeper to your own truth. In every yoga experience she creates a space where you can go on a journey with and within yourself. Through gentle vinyasa yoga, breathwork, restorative, yin, meditation, energetics, yoga Nidra, sound, and yoga therapy practices she supports you to experience yourself and life in a conscious way.

Simone ten Caat

yoga docent en ademcoach

Simone is an experienced yoga teacher and breath coach. She guides you towards stillness, freedom and self-discovery. Her sessions aren’t about fixing anything, but about being present with whatever arises. With playfulness, depth and openness, she creates a safe space to feel, experience and simply be. She invites you to let go of who you think you should be and return to who you already are.