YOGA
WITH
MIDYA
"The mind is a powerful tool with immense capacity to make you or break you. The choice is yours. I am always amazed of what your body can achieve, if you settle your intention. If you consider yourself as physically limited, well you will be. But if you start to free your mind, the body follows. And there, magic happens "
MEET THE COACH
Atypical. After 18 years of judo, Midya began her long journey to yoga by discovering her passion for Ashtanga. Graduated from a 500RYT Ashtanga Vinyasa by Sampoorna school (South India), Yin and Aerial Yoga, she develops a unique method of teaching, away from the traditional Vinyasa, adapting her own practice. Judo influenced her teaching by making it very precise and ultra dynamic. She also teaches anatomy to the 200RYT students in South India, and started in 2020 to give her own teacher trainings in Switzerland and France in Ashtanga, Vinyasa and Yin. She is also the co-foundator of Bliss Project where she organizes her own retreats and events.
"I want to share what I love and split this energy, to help impact lives as much as I can. Yoga has brought me more peace and more inner strength than I ever imagined possible. I want to show people that I believe in their physical capacities and mental strength, even if they don’t yet know how strong they are. I want to boost their confidence just as yoga did for me."
MY HEALING STORY
When I was 13, the doctors diagnosed me with scoliosis, a medical condition which means the spine is curved. The doctors told me I should not continue with any sport, but my sport was my life and I continued nevertheless. The consequence came 10 years later, where my scoliosis worsened to the point that I wasn’t able to live a normal life. My father had to massage me after every training for an hour until I was able to stand properly and open my chest. I was waking up every morning with so much pain in my lower back that a simple walking became a challenge. The doctors answer for this was a sugery which shocked me with its violence, the spine forced straight and bloted in place. I couldn’t reconcile with such an act, and decided surgery was not an option. My option became to fight it by respecting my body.
This is what brought me to yoga. At that time, I had no idea how much yoga would impact on my entire life. I started yoga for the physical aspect but once immersed in the practise, I pursued it for the spiritual – the balance, happiness and stillness it brought into my everyday life. I feel complete when I am on a yoga mat. My home is where my mat is. And it has physically transformed me – I no longer feel any pain, and forget I even have scoliosis. A miraculous feeling that has given me a new life.
