Louise started practicing yoga with her mom when she was about 17. She quickly became interested in anatomy, Ayurveda, massage and her interest in well-being continued to grow over the years. Louise trained to become a yoga teacher in 2013 and continued her studies in Yin, Restorative, Trauma-informed, Pre and Post Natal Yoga in the following years. She is also an experienced massage therapist and Doula.</p>
<p>She conducts several yoga teacher trainings each year, ranging from 85 hours of Pre and Post Natal Yoga to 200 hours of Vinyasa and Yin classes. Her trainings are deep, creative and inspiring.</p>
<p>In 2019, she and Maxime opened The Space!

Marie is a South African and French yoga teacher who has lived in Paris for 12 years. She is a big fan of champagne, long savasanas, massages and creating playlists for herself and others.</p>
<p>She has been teaching yoga since November 2017 and has a 200h degree in Hatha Yoga and Vinyasa Yoga from Modern Teacher Training and 100h in Yin Yoga and Pranayama from Five Elements Yoga.</p>
<p>She is very interested in tailor-made classes, depending on the needs of her students and their possible injuries.

Benjamin is a strong advocate for joy. As a senior European trainer for Rainbow Kids Yoga, he uses co-creative play to introduce children and parents to the magic of sensory activities and conscious interactions.</p>
<p>As a modern urban shaman, Benjamin explores world-inspired meditation techniques for public and private practices. As the creator and choreographer of YogaDance, a dynamic fusion of Vinyasa sequencing and powerfully positive music, he teaches the beautiful balance of having fun while honoring the power of the present moment.</p>
<p>Originally from Dallas, Texas, Benjamin lived, taught and practiced in Los Angeles, New York and Barcelona before finding love in Paris, where he offers a full range of yoga practices for the spectrum of ages and abilities.

Yoga came into my life at the age of 13, after years of competing in sports of all kinds. I initially chose yoga for what it could give me physically: strength, flexibility, balance - but that soon changed. Lessons with my teachers have brought depth to my practice, and above all have made my love for yoga grow in me. After completing a 500 hour training at Modo International, I continued my learning, mainly in Vinyasa and sequencing. During these last 8 years I have been able to develop my knowledge to allow me to create and lead courses and retreats internationally. My classes reflect my duality: my origins (Halifax, Canada) and the place I now call home, Paris.