Let's get to know…

 

Sharing, teaching and spreading peace with a pinch of humor is what I try to bring to this world.

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My first encounter with mindfulness took place during a trip to Nepal in 2001. I had a real revelation in contact
with the inhabitants and their culture. This Nepalese adventure will remain etched forever in my mind.
I realized that I was not happy and that I had to change my lifestyle.

 

Back in France, I made radical changes in my daily life. Now in search of spirituality, I learned to get rid of the material.

This naturally led me to abandon the corporate world, leaving behind a comfortable salary, but also responsibilities,
stress and fatigue.Nepal was the click that allowed me to change my life.

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I remember a second key date: June 2011. I was in Montreal and I was taking a Moksha yoga class – which today

we call Modo Yoga – and I knew, that day, that I wanted to teach yoga.

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My research and my fulfillment for this discipline have taken me all over the world. I traveled to Australia, Indonesia, Quebec,
the United States… And I attended many yoga classes with very different styles: Hatha, Vinyasa, Dharma, Yin, Bikram, Jivamukti.

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My Yoga classes today?

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I focus my teaching on Hatha, Vinyasa, with a special affection for Yin yoga. My classes are aimed at a very wide audience,
from beginners to advanced. I want to make this discipline accessible to as many people as possible, and in particular
to men who do not always dare to walk through the doors of a studio that is often very feminine.

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In addition, I give classes dedicated to the LGBTQIA2+ community, for the associations FrontRunners Marseille and
Le Refuge, for example. I like to mix challenges and humor, always in a practice of mindfulness. It's my signature touch.

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My favorite proverb is “Nana korobi, ya oki”. It is a Japanese saying that sums up my philosophy of life
and my approach to yoga. It means: "Fall down seven times, get up eight".

 

Namaste

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Serge

 

PS : If you wonder why “Serge Yoga Club”, I invite you to watch one of my favorite movie, Fight Club, and find out his yogic side.

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“Words cannot convey the value of yoga.

It has to be experienced."  B.K.S Iyengar

 

 

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