I've been into yoga for the last 14 years of my life. It was not until I dettached from my previous projects in 2007 that I had the opportunity to come to India to get my first certification in the subject. Although I had been practicing Vinyasa my whole life, I decided to get into the anatomical process of yoga with an Iyengar approach in the Rishikesh Yoga Peeth for some weeks. After this preparation I came back to Mexico to take another 8 month Hatha yoga certificaction to start teaching in some of the most notorious yoga shalas of the city: Anjali Yoga and Inspira Yoga.

My personal practice is greatly inspired by my gymnastics background, so I love adding lots of inversions and arm balances! I mostly do Vinyasa yoga — a type of yoga that flows through sequences of postures and not holding any posture for longer than a few breaths. Vinyasa is a style that allows for practitioners and teachers to be creative, to have fun with their sequences, and flow in a way that best suits the class, the time, the mood. Therefore, this style appeals to me, although I do enjoy other styles as well!

Eva did her RYT200 yoga teacher training with Master Yogi Kasi Rao in Dubai. Since her first hour of YTT, she knew she wanted to spread her knowledge with everyone else around her and help to people who attend her classes to calm their mind, escape from their daily stress and worries, focus on the present moment, and also refresh their bodies. She is teaching currently Hatha, Power yoga, Yin yoga, Vinyasa and Restorative yoga and she is also a gymnastics coach and personal trainer. Her favorite style of teaching is strong flowing Vinyasa style with a focus on proper alignment explanation.