Vinyasa Flow

On the search to slow down, finding stillness and release stress Céline first found meditation and through that her yoga journey began. She was always very active but finally had the need to balance this active life of hers. For Céline yoga is more than a series of movements, yoga is a way of life. It is her solid foundation and it’s the best antidote to this fast world. After all the mind is everything: What we think, we become.
You can expect strong classes, which are very alignment-based and playful. There will be a lot of focuses on connecting the breath with the movement, to connect to your mind and body.
Céline teaches mainly in English but speaks German and English.

Mike has been practicing Yoga and meditation since 1998 and teaching since 2004. His ongoing interest in the interface between Yoga, Buddhist meditation, and Ayurveda continually inspires his interdisciplinary approach to practice and teaching that embraces these three wisdom traditions as well as uplifting, spirited music to enliven the body, open the heart and cultivate a clear and spacious mind. Mike is also deeply interested in and dedicated to integrating practice into daily life and social action.
Mike teaches in a dynamic and inspiring way, weaving in the wisdom of various traditions, his own personal experiences and humor. He has taught extensively in North America, Australia and Europe, including 5 times since 2009 at AIRYOGA as a guest yoga teacher. We are happy to welcome him back at AIRYOGA.
Mike was trained by Tim Miller and authorized by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois of Mysore, India. His background includes Zen and Vipassana meditation practice, training and certification in Ayurveda, ashtanga vinyasa yoga practice in India and the exploration of bhakti yoga and kirtan music with Jai Uttal and Daniel Paul.
Mike teaches in English.

In 2001, Zsigmond received an art scholarship in London, where he was introduced to yoga by his then girlfriend and now wife Cristina. With his teachers Angelika Grohmann, Sama Fabian, and especially with Donna Holleman, Zsigmond studied and practiced yoga in the tradition of B.K.S. Iyengar. Holleman was one of Iyengar's first students and was instrumental in spreading yoga in Europe. Still in London, Zigmond attended Holleman's classes and workshops regularly for five years.
His yoga path then led him to Orit Sen-Gupta, who has greatly influenced him over the past 15 years. In 2018, he completed his Teacher Training with Orit.
Zsigmond offers a contemporary style Hatha Yoga. It is slow motion, focusing on inner stillness and mindfulness of body and mind. It is a leap in slow motion into the depths of human consciousness. The orientation travels from the inside to the outside, the dynamic wandering perception connects mind and body as a constant investigation and as an uplifting experience for a healthy and holistic way of life.
Zsigmond leads his classes in German and English.

"It is insignificant how flexible someone is, it is a joy to learn, to see how carefully one may encounter yourself."

Susanna worked in the health and travel business, before she discovered Astanga Vinyasa Yoga in Fuerteventura in 1997. She proceeded to take a two months intensive teacher training with Nancy Gilgoff in Maui. In the period of 1999 to 2005, she was teaching yoga with Bruno Dietziker in Zurich. She continued her studies with Lino Miele, Luisa Sears, Sharon Gannon, David Life, Stephen Thomas, and Katchie Ananda and by attending various workshops and teacher trainings. In 2007 Susanna completed her 3-year training in yoga therapy with Remo Rittiner in Zurich. This was then followed by some additional training with Doug Keller. 
It is with great care that Susanna includes her therapeutic approach into all of her classes. Yoga therapy is a holistic approach, integrating body, breath and mind to recover a state of equilibrium. Its emphasis lies on personal and individual assistance for persons with chronic pain or ailments (such as back, shoulder or neck pain, asthma and the like). Since 2007, Susanna has been a member of IAYT (International Association of Yoga Therapists) and of the Swiss Yoga Association Health Insurance. She teaches her classes in German; her private lessons also in English.

Born and raised in Athens, Greece, Maria aims to inspire by offering her students a steady and regimented practice through creative flows that instill a deeper understanding of physical alignment and encourages the student into developing a deeper bond with their practice, moving them to surpass their physical and mental barriers.
Maria is dedicated to maintaining tradition and integrity of the yogic practice while infusing light hearted humor and recognizing individual needs. Her teachings are strongly influenced by the traditions of Ashtanga, as well as her teachers Dechen Thurman, Tiffany Cruikshank, and Sri Dharma Mittra. She has studied eastern philosophies abroad and fuses this exposure with her knowledge of physical anatomy to provide her students with unparalleled healing through yoga.
Maria is registered as a 500-hour E-RYT with Yoga Alliance. She teaches her classes in English.