Breath in Motion is a progressive exploration of how conscious breathing shapes the way we move, feel, and experience practice.
Vinyasa yoga weaves breath and movement together through rhythmic flow. Each inhale and exhale connects posture to posture, building fluidity, awareness, and continuity. Over time, this rhythm becomes part of our nature. It guides how we move, how we focus, and how we stay present.
This training expands that foundation.
Through a variety of breathing methods, meditative practices, and yoga-based movement, you’ll explore how breath can challenge your capacity, deepen your connection, and refine your control. These tools invite a richer experience of practice—where focused physical effort meets meditative awareness, creating balance, harmony, and renewed energy.

Here, breath and movement work together as one integrated experience.

Eyal Chehanowski began his yoga journey in New York City in 1996 and has since grown into a senior teacher with a comprehensive, integrative approach to yoga and wellness. Trained in Ashtanga, Iyengar, Jivamukti, and Qigong, Eyal combines the alignment precision of Iyengar, the dynamic flow of Ashtanga, the spiritual and ethical foundations of Jivamukti, and the energy principles of Qigong into his teaching style.

In addition, Eyal is a certified Structural Integration (Rolfing) therapist with further training in craniosacral therapy and other bodywork disciplines. This therapeutic background allows him to work with each student individually, creating a deeply supportive and transformative learning experience.

In this workshop Zoltan will share his deep passion for Thai Massage, which he has been developing for many years. He will teach a beautiful sequence from the feet to the head, applying techniques from traditional Thai Massage with influence from Osteopathy and Craniosacral Therapy.

The way Zoltan is teaching Thai Massage is very unique and always adjusted and refined to the needs of the participants individually. Zoltan is incredibly gifted in his intuitive approach and high sensitivity. He loves to give a lot of personal support to all of his students and has a huge capacity in sharing his knowledge.