Siri pratique le yoga depuis plus de 15 années et l’enseigne depuis plus d’une décennie. Elle est enseignante principale à l’institut Satya Yoga et gère des écoles de de yoga à Stavanger et à Sandnes en Norvège. Elle est enseignante certifiée du niveau III de Patanjali Yoga Suisse. Sous la direction d’Ali Dashti et de Kate Beck, elle dirige les 2 années de formation d’enseignants Patanjali (teacher training) à Stavanger.

Since childhood, Rosario Peinado has studied Andalusian Flamenco dancing with renowned masters such as Mario Maya, Manolo Marín, Fernanda Romero, Pepe Ríos, Juana Amaya, Concha Vargas, and Andrés Marín. She has also studied classical ballet at the School of María Luisa Rivas in Seville and theatrical interpretation with Carlos Gandolfo and Jan Lauwers. With over 30 years of diligent practice, she masters classical and contemporary Flamenco that she teaches in her studio in Seville. With her band Luna Flamenca, Rosario has given numerous concerts in Spain, Europe, and America.

As a student, Karim discovered Morocco and backpacking with the idea of finding his Arab roots. He fell in love with this country and the culture. With his savings, he acquired a piece of land at the foothill of the Atlas Mountains. This was the beginning of Bab Zouina which took several years to see the light of day. Fond of nature, he often walks in the Atlas Mountains. He is enthusiastic about Iyengar yoga and shiatsu.

Originally from Austin, Texas, Jade started her yoga journey at the age of 18 when she stepped into her first hatha class at her university. After pursuing a career in culinary arts and tourism, she attended her first teacher training at the age of 30, earning 200 hours in traditional hatha yoga. One year later, she followed her teacher to India, where she later earned her 300 hour training in vinyasa and therapeutic yoga. Jade’s biggest passion within the yoga community is teaching “relatable” yoga – bringing the heath and awareness aspects of traditional yoga to the Western mindset.