I approached Yoga in the early 2000s, for many years I lived between Rome and New York working in photography and improving my interest in yoga, from there I started to deepen my practice following several teachings, until 2016 when I became a yoga teacher by attending a 200hr Hatha Yoga Teacher Training and after two years two 60hr Yoga Therapy Training Course.
The turning point in my training path came when I started to practice Anusara Yoga in Rome, I immediately felt the power of the process, from there I decided to start the Anusara Yoga training which was incredibly deep and transforming.
I never forget that I always remain a student, for that reason I keep going to regularly participate in seminars with the teachers I love.
I practice yoga with devotion, steadiness and reliability.
I love sharing practices with students and growing together, being welcoming with them and proposing classes to allow everyone to deepen their practice or discover it for the first time, experiencing the benefits that the practice can offer and accompanying everyone towards a state of well-being and awareness.
To me Yoga is discover our real nature, to be in touch with our deepest part, it is self-observation, enter into relationship and contact with ourselves. Practice is being into the practice, paying constant attention to breath control, combining action and meditation.
Besides that, in these years of practice and training I approached the meditation following the Vipassana tradition, participating regularly in intensive retreats.