Our Teachers

Alejandra

Ale began her practice in 2009 and through it immediately connected with her body and spiritual aspiration. Since then, her quest to find herself has motivated the deepest discipline; her journey has been nourished by different types of hatha yoga, vinyasa, restorative, yin, and a recent immersion in ashtanga. In 2013, she began teaching, and she has consistently practiced the lineage of Sri Dharma Mitra since 2016. Ale believes that today her main practices are meditation and the study of Sanskrit philosophies, which she combines with managing the shala, writing, and visual art. Practice is, for her, the driving force behind growth and profound, inexhaustible self-knowledge to which she dedicates her life; she feels that yoga has healed her and believes that yoga has the power to heal all who begin their journey in search of it. With this service-oriented purpose—offering yoga to heal—she perceives an inner force that led her to found Ram Ram Yoga in 2020.

Teaches: Dharma, Beginners, Restorative and Basics

Alice

Alice has been practicing Yoga since she was 17. Her Sadhana (path) has led her to explore not only the asanas (postures) but also the history, philosophy, culture, traditions, literature, and Bhakti (spirituality) of this discipline. Her main motivation is to share with her students the physical, emotional, and spiritual riches that Yoga has given her. Teachers and studies: 5 years of Iyengar Yoga with Leopoldo Ceballos; 200-hour Vinyasa Yoga teacher training with Kaity Rose; 500-hour Dharma Yoga, Sadhaka Training, with Adriana Cabrera & Gerson Frau; 50-hour Rocket Yoga, David Kyle, as well as workshops, courses, and classes that enrich her practice.

Teaches: Beginners

Gaby

Pantanjali devotee Communication specialist and Ashtanga teacher by vocation. Her yoga journey has been a journey of exploration and self-discovery. With certifications in Hatha-Raja and Rocket, Gabriela embraces the diversity of practices but finds in Ashtanga the depth and consistency that nourish her soul. Passionate about the human body and its movement, Gabriela has found in Ashtanga a therapeutic and orthopedic practice that allows her to connect body and mind in a safe and compassionate way.

Teaches: Ashtanga

Kenia

Dancer and performer, her passion is understanding the body and studying movement, which has led her to explore various disciplines, including Yoga. She began her practice in 2013, seeking complementary training for her profession, and found a safe space for introspection, listening, stillness, clarity, challenge, self-discovery, and joy. Yoga is a welcoming place that adapts to every individual at every moment. Her practice is inspired by exploring your fullest potential with a discipline that is accessible and kind to all bodies and experiences.

Teaches: Strength (Vinyasa)

Majo

Majo began her journey as a Yoga practitioner in 2012, not imagining what it would mean for her. All these years have become a journey of self-knowledge that has brought her balance in her profession as a technology buyer.

For her, each asana is a reflection of how we evolve and deepen in all aspects; from the physical to the most subtle. She firmly believes in the magic of the collective mind experienced in Dharma Yoga and would love to share it with her students.

Teaches: Dharma

Ricardo

Ricardo came across yoga at some point in 2009 when a friend invited him to take his first hatha yoga class. Immediately connecting with the practice, he wanted to learn more and explored different styles such as kundalini and Iyengar. After some time practicing, he embarked on a journey to northern India to learn more about this technique. Upon returning from that trip in India, he immersed himself further into the Mysore-style Ashtanga practice, which became his main practice for more than 10 years.

A knee injury led him to explore other disciplines for rehabilitation, which complemented his yoga practice by expanding the horizon with which he worked the body. Ricardo is a fervent believer in the transformative and healing power of yoga practice, in which he has found a path for life.

Teaches: Ashtanga

Ximena

Communication specialist and photographer, passionate about movement, nature, and music. She found a safe space in yoga 8 years ago, which led her to learn to listen to and inhabit her body.

She started her yoga journey for health and ended up finding a devotion. She found discomfort and comfort in movement and confronted herself in stillness and the impermanence of Hatha.

She invites you to try a practice known as the discipline of strength in the search and mastery of the body and mind through stillness. Yoga as a practice of constant self-knowledge.

Teaches: Hatha for all levels