Myrto Kanellopoulou

Myrto teaches Vinyasa-based yoga with sound woven in — not as decoration, but as a structural element that shapes the pace and quality of a practice. She uses Tibetan bowls and other instruments to help the body find its own rhythm, creating a connection between breath, movement, and resonance that is hard to replicate with music alone.

Each class carries its own intention. Sometimes that means a strong Vinyasa flow that builds heat and focus; other times it moves into Yin territory or lands in a full sound bath. What stays constant is the attentiveness to where people actually are, not where they are supposed to be.

Myrto sees her role as creating the right conditions — a space where something genuine can happen. The practice does the rest.