About me

Welcome here, I’m glad you made it. I’ll try to keep this pretty short.

Born and raised in France, I had the chance to move around throughout my studies and live in Hawaii, the Philippines, and New York. Following the recommendations of friends, I started practicing yoga and never really stopped.

My practice intensified while living in NYC, and eventually I decided to train with the idea of teaching one day.

In 2019, I traveled to Mysore, India, where I completed my first teacher training in Ashtanga Yoga. I then moved back to France and started teaching full time. Over the years, interacting with students has probably been one of the greatest ways for me to understand and learn about the physical side of yoga.

But I’ve always remained a student myself. I’ve continued practicing and exploring different approaches to yoga, from Vinyasa and Ashtanga to Bikram, Dharma Yoga, and, most recently, 4Beat.

And because I don’t think learning ever really stops, I’ve continued to train along the way:

  • 200H Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training — Mysore, India

  • 30H Training with LAAIC — The Yamas & Niyamas & The Classic 26

  • 100H Continuing Education — The Craft of Teaching Modern Yoga

  • 500H Dharma Yoga Teacher Training at Dharma Yoga Center, NYC — The Life of a Yogi

  • 50H 4Beat Training at Mission, London - Axis

My classes

I’m a big advocate for laughing, not taking ourselves too seriously, and keeping things light when appropriate, while still challenging ourselves and exploring what we’re capable of.

My classes are here to help you discover what your body and mind can do when you get to know yourself better. I’ve been the person who thought, “I’ll never be able to do that,” whether it was holding a crow pose or moving in a certain way.

Very often, our mind sets limits before our body even gets the chance to try. Through consistency, curiosity, and practice, you may realize that you’re capable of much more than you initially thought.

Based between NYC and CDMX, and originally from France, I teach wherever the practice takes me.

Join me for a variety of classes depending on what you need. Yoga is adaptable to you, not the other way around.