Bella • @yogabybella

Originally from Naarm (Melbourne), Australia, I first discovered yoga as a teenager and have since embraced movement, meditation, and breathwork as pathways for healing and rest. After many years — and a big move to Copenhagen — I’m still inspired by yoga’s ability to nurture both individual and collective wellbeing. My practices centre on connection, compassion, and contentment. Explore fiery yet grounded vinyasa classes blending traditional asana with somatic practices, dive into meditation with science-backed techniques that build awareness from the inside out, and slow down with yin practices designed for deep rest and nourishment. Teaching through a trauma-informed lens, each practice I guide is infused with an invitation to come exactly as you are and bring your whole self to the mat. I hope to meet you there soon.

Giorgia • @om_a_journey

I fell in love with yoga since the first time I stepped into a studio many years ago. I've always been attracted by Eastern philosophy, I believe in karma and I feel yoga is somehow something I've done in different lifetimes. My yoga journey began with a deep curiosity about the mind-body connection, which led me to explore various traditions and teachings. Over the years, I’ve immersed myself in Hatha, Vinyasa, and Dharma, attending numerous trainings and workshops to deepen my understanding and practice. A recent and especially meaningful milestone was studying in New York with Sri Dharma Mittra, whose wisdom and presence continue to inspire my path. Yoga, for me, is a lifelong journey of self-discovery, service, and inner peace. I strongly believe in cultivation of personal yoga practice as a tool to find quietness of the mind, experiencing the clear space of awareness and connect to your true inner Self.

Lena • @lena__charlie

Yoga gives me a daily space to connect body, mind, and heart — an anchor through the ever-changing rhythms of life. For over ten years, it has supported me in navigating both the light and the heavy — always guiding me back to my center. In my classes, I aim to create a space that feels both inspiring and grounding — where you can soften into yourself, explore your edges, and welcome whatever arises. A space for movement, stillness, and play; for joy, transformation, and a smile on the lips as you leave. I hold space with care, honoring the power of shared practice and the quiet strength of ritual to deepen our connection — to ourselves and to one another. Rooted in a deep connection to nature, I live a plant-based lifestyle and believe in choosing compassion, presence, and everyday joy — on and off the mat — to help create a kinder, more conscious world.

Dani • @danniutrera

I always dreamed about being an Astrophysics Engineer but life happened and found myself very lost as a teenager. I was in a black hole, saving as much money as I could, in a job I didn't like so I could travel and figure out what to do next with my life. After traveling in Sri Lanka for a month, I decided to do my first teacher training without ever stepping a foot in a yoga studio before - little did I know where that choice would take me. Yoga has taught me so much about myself and it is an ongoing journey that I keep exploring every time I step on my mat. My classes are inspired by the five classical elements, all the trainings I have done and the music I play. Expect some funky transitions, good music and sun salutations. When I am not teaching you will find me playing board games with my partner, bouldering or reading a good book.

Asaada • @asaadacorley

I found yoga when I was a university student. At that time, I was suffering from an injury I had acquired from my years as a competitive cheerleader. I discovered that my school offered free yoga classes. Since I was desperate for a source of physical healing, I decided to give yoga a try. That first yoga class not only offered me a space to discover gentle ways to move my body, it also provided me with the tools necessary to quiet the chatter in my mind. I had never felt so at peace with myself. I enjoy teaching upbeat, playful flows that inspire you to find joy through movement. You will be invited to try new things, while fostering a deeper connection to your breath, body, and mind. I aim to create a space where you can feel empowered to express yourself as you develop strength from the inside out. When I’m not teaching, you can find me enjoying a run on the beach, or curled up on my couch with my two dogs and a good book.

Miz • @natarajayogauk

I like to hold classes around connection, within and from the practitioner, embracing flow and the natural world, exploring movement in the body and in space. My encouragement is to dive into ‘felt experiences’ rather than the mind, making classes physically and emotionally beneficial, allowing people to be themselves intuitively using their own needs as guidance. The love I have for movement comes from a childhood of daily practice with a Punjabi father, and years at dance school. So my style comes from 21+ years of practice and teaching, in studios, at gyms, working with people with disabilities, weight lifters and desk-bound designers. Miz is registered as an E-RYT500, and has 800-hours of training in Ashtanga-Vinyasa, Yin Yoga, Restorative & Somatics, Trauma Informed Yoga and Embodied Flow, as well as certificates in all sorts from Neural Flossing to Tantric Philosophy and Kalaripayattu.

Shaan • @shaanrali

Yoga for me has been the most grounding element of my life. After working with refugees as a Camp Manager and a photojournalist in Greece & the Middle East, I was properly burnt out and my yoga practice was the only thing that helped me process my PTSD. Finding breath, balance and a dedicated space to go inwards meant everything when I needed it most. It is this gift - of providing this space to students to see and be seen - that feels like the greatest honour around teaching. My classes are filled with sillyness, (dry, Australian) humour, the philosophy behind the poses and a blend of strength and softness. I love reminding my students that yoga does not need to be so stiff and serious, but can also be a light and playful way into the body. When not teaching, you'll find me working full time as a Lawyer for a non-profit supporting journalists, behind a big set of drums nurturing my love for West African music, or at the sauna.

Karo • @karolinaberankovayoga

For me, yoga is about connection - to oneself and to others, to our community. It is openness and compassion. Moving through life with ease, being mindful and attentive. It is not only movement but it’s how you live your life. There is a courage in vulnerability, responsibility in freedom, a gift in a life that we get to live here on earth. My classes are combination of different elements that are weaving together and lead you into a blissed state. The way I teach is by providing safe space for people to be able to open up for exactly what is. I came to yoga through movement and asana but quickly discovered that yoga is so much more than just different poses. It taught me to slow down and sit with myself and everything that was happening inside. Through yoga I am still learning about myself and the world around me. And that's what I'm trying to share through teaching.

Laura • @laurajervidalo

I have been practicing yoga my whole life from my mothers belly. I grew up in a yoga school in Copenhagen and practicing yoga was always a natural part of living life. I started to teach because I want to serve my community and share the knowledge discovered in my own journey. In the physical aspect I focus on the relationship between strength and flexibility to balance the body, but just as importantly how overall through incorporating all eight-limbs of Yoga it holistically support longevity in outer and inner health. Balancing the physical, sets the body for stillness, silence and creates the preparation for deeper discoveries in more subtle parts, encouraging sensitivity and heightened enjoyment of existence. I hope to help my students to a deeper understanding of their inner Self. I have fulfilled advanced teacher training in Dharma Yoga, Rocket Vinyasa Yoga and Backbend, reaching over 1000 hours of certified teacher training.

Andrés • @a.handstand

I'm a passionate handstand coach and practitioner with over 9 years of experience. Originally from Spain and now based in Malmö, Sweden, I began my handstand journey during my Sports Science studies, which eventually led me to discover the contemporary circus style of hand balancing and joining a circus school. With a unique blend of academic knowledge, circus training, and visual communication, I focus on breaking down complex handstand skills into approachable, fun, and safe steps. I have a sharp eye for details and meet my students where they are, guiding them through their handstand journey with patience and clarity. Beyond the world of handstands and content creation, I was told, I'm  warmth and curiosity. Whether I’m nurturing my students or caring for my ever-growing collection of house plants, I approach everything with patience and attention.

Emma • @yoga.emma

I came to yoga over ten years ago. My local gym offered a class and it seemed like a fun way to mix up my workout routine. I had no idea that eventually it would change my life. As I continued to practice, I came to understand that yoga is more than stretches that feel good, more than mental exercises that reduce stress. It’s a lens to perceive the world and life itself through. I’m naturally restless as a person and I’ve often struggled to feel grounded and to decide which direction to take my life into. The path of yoga has been a true friend at these recurring moments. The practice amplifies the highs and reminds me to show more kindness towards myself when I’m feeling low. The yoga tradition is so rich, and I continue to find answers and inspiration in its teachings and texts. As a teacher I see it as my finest task to hold space for my students. I strive to create a space that feels inclusive and safe.

Yulianna • @yuliannasardar

I’ve always been drawn to authentic and holistic ways of healing—paths that nourish the mind, body, and soul from within. My journey led me to the powerful world of energy and sound, where I discovered a deeply gentle and harmonizing approach to wellbeing. When I experienced my first Sound Bath, something inside me clicked - I felt a profound sense of connection, clarity. That experience inspired me to dive deeper, and not long after, I became a certified Sound Therapist Practitioner.

Through sound, vibration, and frequency, I’ve seen how transformative this practice can be. It’s not just about listening - it’s about feeling. When we set clear intentions and open ourselves to receive, sound can become a powerful tool for balance, release, and inner alignment. Each session I offer is a safe and sacred space, with care, intention, and intuition - an invitation to return to your natural rhythm and authentic self.

Ella • @none

To me, yoga is like going on an adventure and discovering new sides of myself – both physically and mentally. Limits are challenged and explored in a curious and playful way. It's not just the mat you land on, it's in many ways also within yourself. And it's precisely playfulness and curiosity that are the starting point for my teaching, where the boundaries are between crazy and brilliant, where you both feel like cursing and crying, but hopefully end up with a smile or laugh.

Vanja • @vanjawylie

My life story is one of constant movement and adaptation, which has shaped my approach to yoga and the way I teach it. As a bi-national child, I embraced the spirit of adventure from an early age, and it led me to travel, explore, seek opportunities in different corners of the world and explore diverse cultures worldwide. As a person I am a very curious and constantly seek new knowledge and challenges, as reflected in the many (sometimes strange) projects I dive into. For me, yoga is the embodiment of softness, slow movements, and mindfulness — a retreat from the intense, high-energy world and often stressful everyday life. My classes are a blend of strength and softness, with creative flows and a deep focus on transitions. Just as life presents us with constant transitions, my practice reflects the importance of controlling and being aware of every movement needed to navigate these transitions successfully.

Daniela • @daniela.padelletti

I'm enthusiastic, electric, infectious person. I'm a mom, a designer, a creator that love to mould my experience through life into Yoga classes. I remember very vividly my first Shavasana where my heart was crushed and a sea of ​​tears suddenly flowed from my eyes.  Yoga found me at a time in my life when I needed it most. A time where I was desperately seeking positive transformation and light. Yoga knew what I needed, even before I knew. Ashtanga gave me the discipline and perseverance to apply it in all aspects of my life, so thanks to yoga I made a radical change. I decided to deepen my practice by immersing myself in a 200hr yoga teacher training in India. It was there, that I truly fell in love with yoga and everything it encompasses. I love creating an environment where music and movement go hand in hand. I love challenging my students and bringing out the best in them.

Malika • @malikalucymalu

My love for yoga dates all the way back to practicing my first sun salutations together with my mum when I was 8 yo. Ever since those first moments on a yoga mat, I kept returning to the practice. In 2019 I decided to become certified and have since done 600+ hours of teacher trainings. These trainings also included deep dive courses into soundbaths and cacao circles. My yoga classes are full of creativity, often inspired by nature and it's elements, and challenge you physically whilst focusing on creating a mentally meditative state.

Ida • @__idalihme

Once, I walked out of a yoga class and thought: What was "that"? A held, liberating feeling that still lingers in me when I think back. Even now, I can't quite put words to what "that" was. Maybe it was the beginning of learning to truly know myself and my body – after a decade of distance and denial. Maybe it was the sense of connection. Or maybe something else entirely. Yoga has given me so much. It’s sparked my curiosity about my physical capacity – but also about my thoughts and inner stories. As a teacher, I hope to offer a similar experience to my students – a sense of connection to something, to "that" felling. I'm a big believer in science and physiology – which is reflected in my background in health sciences – but I also believe in all "that", which can't quite be explained. Like the day I showed up to yoga – and never looked back. "That", which we as humans, consciously and unconsciously, keep seeking – within and between us.