21-Day 300-Hour Multi-Style Yoga Teacher Training in Uluwatu, Bali

Minty (USA) has led courses with ULU Yoga for several years in Bali and Thailand. She holds certifications in 200-hour vinyasa, 200-hour multi-style, and 100-hour aerial yoga, and advanced her training with a 300-hour multi-style teacher training with Carlos Romero and a 50-hour alignment specialty with an osteopath. She is also a practitioner in Reiki II, craniosacral therapy, EFT therapy, and yogic massage therapy.

Manjeet (India) began his yoga and self-awareness path in 2009. He completed his 200-hour and 300-hour multi-style teacher training, plus Yoga Therapy Modules 1 and 2, with Parimukti Yoga in India, along with certifications in meditation teaching and Iyengar yoga. He has taught over 3,000 hours across 50+ teacher trainings, specialising in hatha yoga, traditional tantra yoga, dynamic meditation, chakra awakening, pranayama, somatic breathwork, and advanced philosophical studies. His approach is personal and playful, with classes ranging from shadow work discussions to mantra circles and dance therapy.

Elena is a yoga teacher and trauma-informed coach whose classes blend dynamic movement with grounding stillness. She completed her 200-hour training in the US in 2020 and has since taught across California, Germany, the Netherlands, Namibia, and Bali. She deepened her practice with a 300-hour training and a 50-hour power yoga certification with ULU Yoga. Before turning to yoga full-time, she worked in real estate and travelled to every continent, including Antarctica. Her teaching is rooted in intuition, compassion, and creating space for students to turn inward.

Johanna (France) has over a decade of teaching experience across Europe and Asia. She specialises in Vinyasa Krama inspired by Sri Krishnamacharya, yin yoga integrated with Traditional Chinese Medicine, and yoga nidra. Her background also includes surf mobility coaching, holistic health, somatic movement, fitness training, professional dance certification (IDTA), and studies in Kashmir Shaivism, breathwork, and anatomy. She left a career in corporate finance in London in 2015 to pursue movement and self-inquiry full-time. Fluent in French, English, and Spanish, she has taught at centres including Alchemy Yoga Uluwatu, Escape Haven, and Suan Sati in Chiang Mai.

Flora, originally Hungarian-Slovakian, has been nomadic for over 13 years, living in Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and the UK. Her movement background spans competitive ballroom dancing, swimming, calisthenics, freediving, and yoga. She developed a passion for acroyoga in 2019 with her partner Lloydie, and together they moved to Bali to teach as a duo under the name Double Up. Her focus as a teacher is helping students build a sustainable, consistent, and enjoyable movement practice, with emphasis on smoothness, grace, and attention to detail.

Marylene is a Doctor of Osteopathy, ERYT-500 yoga teacher trainer, Reiki healer, and mindfulness coach. After senior international roles in Fortune 100 companies, she shifted to a career dedicated to wellness. She uses therapeutic yoga, breathwork, osteopathic techniques, and energy healing (Reiki and Pranic Healing) to address pain and imbalance. Her background in corporate environments gives her particular insight into stress management. She has led workshops and advanced teacher trainings across the Middle East and Asia, emphasising body alignment, philosophy, and mindful connection to breath. Her personal mantra is Sat Nam — "Truth is my essence."

Bianca (USA) has completed over 1,000 hours of training across healing modalities since 2009. She holds certifications in 200-hour Core Power Yoga and 500-hour yoga therapy, with intensive studies in Ashtanga, vinyasa, and Iyengar yoga. She also trained in Thai yoga massage and craniosacral therapy, and has experience sharing yoga and mindfulness with special needs children, English language learners, and trauma survivors. She is a certified school teacher with a Master's in Education and over 11 years of academic teaching experience. Not active March–April 2025.

Macarena is a yoga teacher and dancer who discovered yoga's impact on the subtle body while enhancing her dance training. She completed her 200-hour teacher training at Creature Yoga in Byron Bay, Australia, in 2017, with further certifications in sequencing and Devi yoga. She currently teaches at studios in Uluwatu including Alchemy Yoga, Mantra Wellness, and La Tribu. Her classes focus on strength, balance, and grace through dynamic movement and pranayama, and she teaches vinyasa, slow flow, and yin yoga. Active October–November 2024 and from February 2025 onwards.

Leila (Swiss) grew up travelling the world as a fashion model, actress, and TV host. She began teaching yoga in 2011 after her first teacher training in Ashtanga with Jim Harrington, followed by trainings with Ana Forrest and Ashley Turner, plus further study in pre- and postnatal yoga, yin, yoga nidra, kids yoga, and trauma-informed yoga. She is a certified holistic health coach, NLP life coach, Human Design reader, Level 4 Heart Centered Reiki Grand Master Teacher, advanced chakra healing practitioner, and raw vegan dessert chef. She also completed traditional Buddhist meditation training with Lharampa Tenzin Kalden.

Janaina (Brazil) focuses on correct and safe alignment in hatha, vinyasa, and yin yoga. She is passionate about combining bodily expression with the awareness and wisdom of yoga, seeing the body as a vehicle for deep insight. Her additional qualifications include acroyoga, aerial yoga, Thai massage, water therapy, and Reiki. She also volunteers for social projects bringing yoga to underserved communities. Janaina teaches on ULU Yoga's online YTT, included with all in-person training.

Kehkashan (Pakistan) has taught yoga for over 20 years. She is a RYT-500 advanced teacher trainer certified in Nepal, with additional training in hot yoga (Absolute Yoga, Thailand), advanced teaching skills, aerial yoga, and Sky Yoga Level 2. She is known for bringing aerial yoga to Pakistan and has appeared on radio and news. Her teaching balances challenge with compassion, tailoring poses to individual capabilities and introducing pranayama and meditation to deepen practice. Kehkashan teaches on ULU Yoga's online YTT, included with all in-person training.

Cody began yoga in 2010 and is a Yoga Alliance E-RYT 200 in multi-style yoga, with additional certifications in aerial and SUP yoga. He has several years of experience as lead instructor on teacher trainings, mindfulness retreats, and movement workshops in Bali, India, Malaysia, and Cambodia. He has written several books on mindfulness and leads courses on finding flow through meditation. Cody teaches on ULU Yoga's online YTT, included with all in-person training.

Lloydie teaches acroyoga, yin yoga, and anatomy. He is certified in 200-hour multi-style yoga and 200-hour acroyoga under Yoga Alliance, with additional training in ice bath and breathwork facilitation. He previously studied sports science at university and worked as a professional firefighter in London for 18 years. His background includes track and field and football. His focus is helping people combine a love for movement with safe, sustainable practices.

Héloïse has been teaching yoga since 2013, spending the last six years deepening her practice in the Himalayas, Thailand, and Bali. She is a certified vinyasa and restorative yoga teacher with additional training in the chakra system, Thai massage, SUP yoga, aerial yoga, and multiple modalities of emotional and energetic healing. She has taught globally — from studios to corporate classes for Google, Lululemon, and UBS, and at wellness festivals for groups of 150–300 people. She views yoga as a tool for self-healing and a path back to one's true self.

Eddie began his yoga journey in 2007, completing Ashtanga teacher training in India, with further study in vinyasa, Traditional Thai Massage, Tai Chi, Buddhist meditation, aerial yoga, and contact improv. Before yoga, he taught at universities across Asia with graduate work in international education, and worked in music theatre production. In 2010 he left his academic career and spent several years travelling, studying, and volunteering at wellness centres, permaculture farms, and Buddhist monasteries. In 2014 he founded ULU Yoga, which has since led hundreds of teacher trainings and retreats in Thailand and Bali.

Arbely was born in Mexico and moved to Montréal as a child. After a background in competitive rhythmic gymnastics, she found yoga at 18 and flew to Kerala, India, for her first 500-hour teacher training in 2009. She has been teaching for over 16 years with more than 1,000 hours of yoga education, including several trips to India to study Ashtanga under Sharath R. Jois. She has taught internationally across five continents and led many teacher training courses. She sees yoga as a tool for grounding and healing, accessible to anyone.