8 Days Yoga Holiday in Corfu, Greece

He practices using theme, music and awareness of the senses, breath, flow and meditation. Drawing from different modalities of yoga. Hosting an environment to learn more about Self and empowering ones self on the adventure we call life. His personal mantra to live by: Never look down on a person unless you’re helping them up.

Rishin grew up in India, and although yoga was taught at his school, he didn't take it up until several years later to recuperate from a cycling injury. In 2012, he left a career in banking to start his own food business and also completed his yoga teacher training at Hot Power yoga. He has since then trained as a myofascial body worker with senior Forrest yoga teachers Jambo Truong and Brian Campbell and as a yoga sports coach with the Institute of Yoga Sport Science. He teaches classes and workshops at studios around London as well as online classes.

Developing an unexpected and incurable yoga habit six years ago kicked-off Suzie's love affair with everything wellness related. Hobby soon turned to new path when she quit her office job in Central London and trained as a Vinyasa yoga teacher in Costa Rica. Immediately after her training, she traveled south through Latin America, teaching dynamic Vinyasa Flow classes in her fun and light-hearted style at studios and guesthouses, while exploring her passions for fitness and super foods in every possible way.

Jon's first yoga experience was a packed donation-based class in New York with three inches between mats. Despite shaking limbs and a sweat-soaked mat, he found himself in a unique state after the hour, enjoying a vigorously energized body and creatively awakened mind. Through big changes and depressive episodes, yoga has been the stabilizing constant giving the opportunity to ground the body in a physical routine and ease the mind of stresses. After living benefits of a yoga practice for years, he pursued teacher training in London to share the practice with loved ones and new friends.

Having grown up in a family of yogis, for Yvonne yoga is a lifestyle. She began to take her practice seriously while at university, and ultimately completed her teacher training with the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta School. Her classes are energizing and challenging, always following the classical Sivananda tradition with some variation. She values the importance of adapting each class in order to meet the student’s present needs and feelings, and always maintains a friendly, relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere.

Sara was trained as a yoga teacher at Yoga London followed by more hours of training, specializing in different styles. She continues to deepen her practice often traveling to have the opportunity to study with worldwide recognized teachers.

Kate found yoga the tender age of 14, and her practice has become increasingly important throughout her life. With a background in Ashtanga, training in Vinyasa Flow and Yin yoga, and an aversion to taking life too seriously, Kate shares playful, dynamic, breath-led sequencing with a focus on mindful alignment. She encourages students to find a personal practice in each class, so that they may cultivate their own yoga and experience the many ways in which it expands all areas of our human life. Also a professional singer, when Kate’s not on a yoga mat, she’ll likely be at the piano.

Angie strongly believes in working with your body, rather than against it. Everybody's body is different and she encourages you to explore, celebrate and focus on your yoga practice, no one else’s! She creates practices that acknowledge individual body differences, contribute to strengthening and conditioning the body and the mind but primarily focus on encouraging a sense of self-awareness, compassion and care within a safe environment.

When curious, adventurous and reckless Darren discovered yoga, it was a baptism of fire but he immediately felt the benefits as the practice built both strength and flexibility helping him to continue hiking up mountains, cycling across the country and swimming in the sea. Also an advocate of the benefits of the deeper philosophy of yoga, Darren aspires to weave the ancient spiritual practice with fun creative flow, linking it to the modern world through storytelling and having a laugh. Expect his classes to be strong and mindful leaving you with a new perspective both in body and mind.

With a strong background in strength and conditioning, personal training as well as competing in competitive running, Sarah was always taking part in physical challenges. For a long time, she felt that yoga was boring or too slow for her but after attending a yoga retreat 4 years ago, that mindset began to change. Slowly, she started to build the habit of practicing for just 10 minutes per day no matter how she felt and over time this grew into a deep love for the strength and grace both physically and mentally that time on her mat was adding to her life.

Matt first discovered yoga nearly a decade ago in his native Australia. Having trained in Ashtanga and Vinyasa yoga with Sampoorna Yoga, Matt continues to return to his school in India to deepen his practice and assist on training programmes. More recently, he undertook study with Norman Blair in Yin yoga and in the summer of 2019, will commence his advanced teaching training with Jason Crandell in London. Matt's style of teaching emphasises an awareness of breath, mindful movement and intention. His anatomically-led classes are designed to physically awaken and renew the body and mind.

Marta is a professional dancer & yoga teacher. Trained at London Contemporary Dance School, she’s been performing for many companies & choreographers over the years. First attracted to yoga for its physical benefits, she soon became aware of its healing properties, where body & mind find harmony through mindfulness in movement. Trained at Byron Yoga Centre in New South Wales, Australia, Marta teaches dynamic & invigorating flows, with attention to alignment & sensitive adjustments. Looking to find the connection between breath & movement, her class aims to build heath, strength & flexibility.

Dijana started to move on the mat ten years ago in the rainiest city of Sweden. She fell deeply in love with the spiritual practice and started to explore it’s full form, both on and off the mat. Dijana has experience in many schools of yoga; Vinyasa, Yin, Ashtanga, Rocket, Hatha and Scaravelli. She teachers movement with integrity and playfulness, encouraging practitioners to explore the practice and the poses freely - whiles welcoming all sensations and emotions with open arms. She offers everything between challenging Asanas, to grounding and simple movement.

Antonella Gibilisco is Italian and grew up in Switzerland before moving to Paris over 20 years ago. She is a dancer, choreographer and teacher; she has been the director of her own dance structure named “D.TERMINE” since 2003. In parallel, she has been working as a kinesiologist and a certified instructor tutor in kinesiology for 13 years. She practices at the Centre de Formations et de Consultations en Kinésiologie (CCFK) in Paris, which she founded with Sophie Pascual and Anne Wojtyna. Her two passions have led her to create Ki’Danza®, a method that combines dance and kinesiology.

Emanuela has been practicing different forms of yoga and meditation since 2005. A keen Ashtanga Vinyasa practitioner, Emanuela draws upon a variety of styles and traditions with a view to constantly expand her understanding of movement and mind-body awareness. She teaches Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, gentler and slower forms of yoga, and meditation, in a relaxed yet thorough manner. Emanuela is committed to supporting the practice of a wide range of students of all ages and shapes, and is delighted to welcome beginners and advanced practitioners alike.

Koral is a London based Yoga Instructor. From Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Hatha, Meditation & Yin Yoga, she hosts regular classes at London's leading studios & private members clubs. Teaching internationally on retreats & specialised workshops in the UK, she provides a unique learning experience for all levels. Playing particular attention to the breath, she uses the key of the breath to anchor guests down into the present moment. Expect an energising morning vinyasa practice to get your juices flowing paired with a relaxing Yin Yoga class in the evening to leave you feeling fully restored.