19/05/2026
I want to share something that feels important to me.
In addition to the in-person classes I teach here in Tenerife, I have been training yoga teachers for over three years at the .bali Online School.
For many people, studying online is the only way to access training without traveling or moving to big cities. For me, this is very important, because it decentralizes education and allows people like me, who choose to live close to nature and away from the city, to continue teaching and working from wherever we are.
In these years, I have worked with more than 1000 students through their 200hr yoga teacher training, and supported others in the 300hr advanced training. I’ve seen many deep and transformative processes. I’ve also learned a huge amount, changed my approach many times, questioned how I teach and learn, and refined the way I share this knowledge while respecting each person’s pace.
Teaching is a great responsibility. Teaching teachers even more so.
Training programs are often too vague, and I have personally taken it upon myself to bring more depth and respect to the way I teach yoga.
Those who have studied with me know I teach with full dedication, honesty, and seriousness. I have over 15 years of experience practicing and teaching. I teach from the heart, but also with rigor, constantly studying, refining, and updating myself. And yes, we are always learning and unlearning, which requires humility and openness.
The other day I met a student who told me that since starting yoga, her life has changed and she recommends it to everyone.
That is why I teach, because I know what it can do. Because it changed mine too.
That is why I teach others to teach. I want to preserve this practice, nurture it, protect it, and help it continue transforming body and mind, making us stronger, more flexible, more intelligent, compassionate, kind, and more aware.
Because I believe, even when the world feels harsh and it’s not always easy to hold onto this, that if we lived more through the teachings of yoga, the world would be better.
That is my small seed, my small utopia.
I teach because it is my way of continuing to believe in humanity.
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