Outside in nature and in movement is when and where Chris feels most at home and in her heart. She deeply loves the mountains and the sea where she goes rock climbing, freeriding and diving. In the city she enjoys sharing the practice of Yoga outside, in parks - being part of the Guerilla Yoga Bern Charity Project. Over her 10 years of practicing and teaching experience many beautiful stories with wonderful people have unfolded. This keeps her moving.

Dominic was always on the move: in the snow, on the rocks, on the slacklines, ont the yoga mat... The movement was a self purpose but also a nive balance to the daily routine and the top-heavy studies. And since a few years, he changed his working space of a physics lab to the yoga mat.

Anita took her first Yoga class during her studies. Since this very first yoga practice she’s been fascinated by the mix of body and mind challenges, self-reflection and mindfulness that Yoga offers. She also loves to dance and to express herself through movement, preferably surrounded by family and friends.

Monique has been in movement since the age of 15, starting with a personal deep stretching practice and physical theatre explorations, moving through the worlds of dance theatre, martial arts and yoga – studied contemporary and classical dance, and moved into experimental choreography in dance, voice and music. Born in CH, grew up and studied in UK, then lived studied and developed projects in Holland and across Europe and Russia. Movement holds for her the seeds of joy and self-discovery, learning, exploring, daring, challenging our own patterns and beliefs about the role of movement in society and in our own lives. Making tangible our beliefs about ourselves, offering a way to awareness about the way in which we live and view our lives. Dance is the art which will never leave you, wherever you are, so there is your dance, So is your song. A powerful way to stay inspired in all aspects of life.

Coming from gymnastics and endurance sports like running and swimming, Adriana has been confronted with different types of movement from a very young age. However, it was the yoga practice that brought the necessary awareness and reflection to discover what movement means to her. Movement is an expression and a tool to go deeper into the mind, a direct connection between mind and body. This allows emotions, impressions and thoughts to arise and be worked through during a yoga or other physical practice. It is Adriana's intention to help others discover and deepen their connection of the mind-body in order to feel good in one's skin and unleash undiscovered power within.

Summer Dien is an international yoga teacher of pranayama and ashtanga. Summer completed her training in 2013 with Paul Dallaghan. She worked at Samahita Retreat in Koh Samui, Thailand for two years, where she taught pranayama, mysore/ashtanga, restorative, and guided meditation. Summer continues to study extensively with her teachers Sri OP Tiwariji and Paul Dallaghan in the areas of pranayama and asana.
She is trained in the classical pranayama practices of the Khaivalyadham lineage and in the traditional Ashtanga Vinyasa system.
 Summer has a liberal, non-dogmatic approach and believes in using the body in the most intelligent way possible. While non-traditional in some ways, she adheres to the general principles of the Ashtanga Vinyasa method. She advocates modifying the poses to suit the student’s current needs and abilities. Summer is committed to the path of yoga and dedicates her life to fully supporting and uplifting others by passing on the ancient yogic practices of asana and pranayama. Summer is very excited to serve the yoga community in Bern and share her knowledge and experience.

Karin Germann has been teaching yoga since 2011. She loves to move, dance, to explore and travel the world. Founder and owner of Yoga Bude in Thun.

Teaches yoga since 2003 with a dynamic method that proposes daily challenges to your mind and body. Music and pedagogy are intrinsic moves in his life too. He has lived in Brazil, England, Spain, Italy and has moved to Switzerland in 2008. Nowadays he works as a school teacher, develops musical projects and teaches yoga at Physiomed in Fribourg.

Some people call him Marionkey. He loves bananas and climbing. In his class he will awake your inner heat with movements from Yoga, Pilates and other inspirations, to have a perfect start into the day. Followed by a Banana for Dessert.

Eduard was active from an early age, his desire for physical expression got him to try out a large number of sports throughout his childhood. Later in his adult life, while he kept movement as a daily habit he refined his search and during a 7-months trip in India he got the chance to study yoga. Since then, even though he experimented with various styles of dance such as latino or ecstatic, martial arts and slack lining, he kept yoga as his main practice as he perceived it as one of the most potent tools in physical expression. In 2016 his love for dance eventually penetrated his Yoga practice and Dancing Yoga was born.