Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.

Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.

Greta’s life has been turned upside down and inside out since first stepping onto the yoga mat in 2006. Five years later in 2011, she received her 200-hr certification and began to teach - a role she never dared imagine. Since then, her curiosity and passion for yoga snowballed. Ashtanga, active birth, yoga therapy, AntiGravity, functional anatomy, insight yoga, yin yoga, the science of pain, connective tissues, reiki, singing bowl are all areas that Greta is confident to share. Although she has been practicing the strictly disciplined method of ashtanga yoga since 2012, Greta’s sequences are always playful, creative and energy-lifting. She often reinvents herself and hopes that through her classes, practitioners can take the time to explore and fall in love with themselves again. Regardless of what she is teaching, she wants everyone to leave the mat feeling the world is actually not that bad.

Stella began to practice yoga in 2015 when she felt drawn to try something new. She realised that yoga was not only a workout but also gave her peace of mind. As a supervisor in an international company, yoga was the tool she used to alleviate work pressure while allowing her to face challenges with a positive mindset. In 2018, Stella took her first teacher training with Angela Lohse, who showed her the world of kindness and encouraged her not only to be a yoga teacher but also to keep inspiring people in all ways.  She believes "ego" in yoga practice is a good thing to use as a means to create a balance between overexerting and knowing when to challenge oneself.  She aims to inspire her students to live a yogic lifestyle while cultivating kindness.

Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.

Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.

Stella began to practice yoga in 2015 when she felt drawn to try something new. She realised that yoga was not only a workout but also gave her peace of mind. As a supervisor in an international company, yoga was the tool she used to alleviate work pressure while allowing her to face challenges with a positive mindset. In 2018, Stella took her first teacher training with Angela Lohse, who showed her the world of kindness and encouraged her not only to be a yoga teacher but also to keep inspiring people in all ways.  She believes "ego" in yoga practice is a good thing to use as a means to create a balance between overexerting and knowing when to challenge oneself.  She aims to inspire her students to live a yogic lifestyle while cultivating kindness.

Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.

Greta’s life has been turned upside down and inside out since first stepping onto the yoga mat in 2006. Five years later in 2011, she received her 200-hr certification and began to teach - a role she never dared imagine. Since then, her curiosity and passion for yoga snowballed. Ashtanga, active birth, yoga therapy, AntiGravity, functional anatomy, insight yoga, yin yoga, the science of pain, connective tissues, reiki, singing bowl are all areas that Greta is confident to share. Although she has been practicing the strictly disciplined method of ashtanga yoga since 2012, Greta’s sequences are always playful, creative and energy-lifting. She often reinvents herself and hopes that through her classes, practitioners can take the time to explore and fall in love with themselves again. Regardless of what she is teaching, she wants everyone to leave the mat feeling the world is actually not that bad.

Greta’s life has been turned upside down and inside out since first stepping onto the yoga mat in 2006. Five years later in 2011, she received her 200-hr certification and began to teach - a role she never dared imagine. Since then, her curiosity and passion for yoga snowballed. Ashtanga, active birth, yoga therapy, AntiGravity, functional anatomy, insight yoga, yin yoga, the science of pain, connective tissues, reiki, singing bowl are all areas that Greta is confident to share. Although she has been practicing the strictly disciplined method of ashtanga yoga since 2012, Greta’s sequences are always playful, creative and energy-lifting. She often reinvents herself and hopes that through her classes, practitioners can take the time to explore and fall in love with themselves again. Regardless of what she is teaching, she wants everyone to leave the mat feeling the world is actually not that bad.

Greta’s life has been turned upside down and inside out since first stepping onto the yoga mat in 2006. Five years later in 2011, she received her 200-hr certification and began to teach - a role she never dared imagine. Since then, her curiosity and passion for yoga snowballed. Ashtanga, active birth, yoga therapy, AntiGravity, functional anatomy, insight yoga, yin yoga, the science of pain, connective tissues, reiki, singing bowl are all areas that Greta is confident to share. Although she has been practicing the strictly disciplined method of ashtanga yoga since 2012, Greta’s sequences are always playful, creative and energy-lifting. She often reinvents herself and hopes that through her classes, practitioners can take the time to explore and fall in love with themselves again. Regardless of what she is teaching, she wants everyone to leave the mat feeling the world is actually not that bad.

Greta’s life has been turned upside down and inside out since first stepping onto the yoga mat in 2006. Five years later in 2011, she received her 200-hr certification and began to teach - a role she never dared imagine. Since then, her curiosity and passion for yoga snowballed. Ashtanga, active birth, yoga therapy, AntiGravity, functional anatomy, insight yoga, yin yoga, the science of pain, connective tissues, reiki, singing bowl are all areas that Greta is confident to share. Although she has been practicing the strictly disciplined method of ashtanga yoga since 2012, Greta’s sequences are always playful, creative and energy-lifting. She often reinvents herself and hopes that through her classes, practitioners can take the time to explore and fall in love with themselves again. Regardless of what she is teaching, she wants everyone to leave the mat feeling the world is actually not that bad.

Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.

Dana is a senior yoga teacher with more than 20 years of yoga practice and teaching.  Her dedication is to bring yoga combined with mindfulness practice to her students. In her early days as a passionate student, Dana has completed over 1000 hours of training and regularly attended workshops with a strong interest in anatomy, biomechanics, breath, and meditation.  She completed her first 200h RYT training in 2010 with Patrick Creelman, and further her studies with multiple 300h RYT training by Desiree Rumbaugh, Noah Maze and Jason Crandell.  She is a firm believer in the importance of cross-training and has been trained by one of the world's most prominent hand-balancer Miguel Sant'ana in person for over 4 years. Dana has taught and led retreats, studied and deepened her practices in various cities.  She also assisted Patrick Creelman during teacher trainings and has taught workshops in different countries, including Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Singapore. Along with the asana practice, she strives to instill a strong sense of awareness and introspection in her students.  With such a non-competitive inner climate achieved through mindfulness practice, students can come to explore their physical edge with a more profound understanding of connection to themselves.