Lotos Yoga Berlin: What I Learned There
Lotos Yoga Berlin will always hold a special place in my heart. Having worked there as a teacher before opening my own yoga studio, I’ve experienced firsthand the warmth, professionalism, and dedication that make this studio truly special. With two locations in Friedrichshain, Lotos Yoga is more than just a studio—it’s a vibrant community that welcomes students and teachers from across the globe.
12/5/20241 min read
A Personal Experience: Classes That Adapt to Your Life
During my time at Lotos Yoga Berlin, I saw how the studio prioritized accessibility for everyone. When the pandemic hit, they shifted seamlessly to high-quality online classes, ensuring no one missed out on their practice. Today, students can choose between practicing in-person at their beautiful studios or from home, making yoga truly flexible. You can book your next class of yoga at our Onda Studio here!
Why I Loved Teaching At Lotos Yoga Berlin:
The hybrid approach made classes accessible to a wider audience.
Students were always engaged, whether online or in person.
A wide variety of classes offered throughout the day, catering to busy schedules and addressing specific needs like therapeutic yoga for recovery, neo-mums, and pregnancy.
Teacher Training That Transforms Lives
One of Lotos Yoga Berlin’s standout offerings is their teacher training programs. As a former teacher, I saw many students flourish through these programs. Whether you’re starting with the 200-hour course or deepening your practice with the 300-hour program, Lotos provides everything you need to succeed.
What Makes Their Teacher Training Special:
Hybrid learning formats that balance flexibility and connection.
Real teaching opportunities with mentoring and constructive feedback.
Federico and Waltraud, the studio’s owners, lead with passion and expertise.
I’ve seen students finish their training and confidently step into the world as teachers, ready to inspire others.
A Studio That Feels Like Family
My time at Lotos Yoga Berlin was truly transformative. Federico and Waltraud, the studio’s owners, weren’t just mentors—they were examples of how kindness, vision, and hard work can create a space that feels like home to so many.
Watching how they nurtured a community while maintaining such high-quality teaching and innovation left a deep impression on me. When I started Onda, I carried those lessons with me: the importance of connection, of creating a safe and supportive space, and of always striving for excellence.