- Adelaida Atzmueller
- Alexandra Glück
- Alexandra Kleinheinrich-Umminger
- ALEXANDRA MUHM
- Alexandra Sagorz-Zimmerl
- ALEXANDRA STUKE
- Alina Cording
- ALINA VOINESCU
- ANDREA VAREKOVA
- Anna Bozena Ritschel
- ANNETTE SÖHNLEIN
- Antonia Ananda Kemkes
- Bettina Schuler
- Brigitte Rieger
- BRUNI REHR
- CARMEN AUGSCHOELL
- Cecile Guyomard
- Christina Lobe
- Christine Swoboda
- CLEMENS FREDE
- Dr. Margit Weingast
- DR. UMA EWERT
- Elle Todorova
- Evelyne Zemplenyi
- FRAUKE HENKEL
- Hanna Binder
- Hanna Kaesemann
- KARINA JUNG
- KATJA GROSSE WORTMANN
- Klara Michel
- Lisa Arndt
- LISA BURZIN
- MALU
- Maren Brand
- Melanie Mohr
- MELANIE VON SASS
- Nadja Klier
- NANDO EIDEN
- Nicole Herrmann
- Petra Ludwig
- SABINE IRAWAN
- Sabine Klein
- SANDRA WINKENS
- Sarah Loeper
- Sarah Weissberg
- Scarlett Grande
- Silke Markmann
- Silvia Martinez
- SYLVIA BRUNNER
- Ulrike Reuter
- Victor Thiele
Silvia Martinez: Vinyasa Yoga
My journey through yoga started in 2010. Under the skillful guidance of a great yoga teacher in the South West of France and my own curiosity, I got into a deep and disciplined daily yoga practice that filled my heart with peace and happiness. I started to feel my own inner balance and stillness of my mind. Discovering these inner feelings turned yoga into my passion. I soon decided that I really wanted to share my passion with others, so I travelled to India where I was certified as a Vinyasa yoga teacher (YTT200h)
I teach Vinyasa flow and Power Vinyasa classes combined with pranayama and short meditations. During the practice, I place my emphasis in the breath, self-awareness and alignment, inviting the students to explore and expand within their own bodies and consciousness.
Every year I assist to different workshops and yoga classes to broaden my knowledge and get deeper into my yoga and meditation practice, which is always very inspirational to my current yoga teaching.
I share my classes with the students as a journey to the heart and way to connect with our most wonderful self, through self-discovery and self-awareness. Yoga is a way to live our life both on and off the mat by following a path of happiness, love and a quieter state of mind.
“Move the way love makes you move”