By mariana | Monday, November 26, 2018
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As a native spanish speaker, I think she was translating the instructions from thought. Sometimes the words are not what is used in spanish. "Retorcer" was used instead of "torsion". Retorcer is an idiomatic expression used to refer to when someone is aching in pain and they "twist in pain". So for the yoga language it is completely out of context. The adecuate word would be "Torsión" in spanish. Also the word "fundación" is not the same as "foundation". The right translation would be "base". These are minor nuances compared to when I was trying to follow up the instructions and turned to the screen and she was already doing something else that she didn´t give instructions to do. Instructing which arms or legs to move was also missing most of the time. It was a hard to follow class overall. The flow of the instructions could use some improvement.

By Carla | Wednesday, August 3, 2016
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The class is excellent as is the instructor. She gives very precise instructions and gives you a few poses that One doesn t find elsewhere, or traditional poses done with a nuance that makes you feel new muscles or stretch yourself. I have a little Spanish and it is great to practice doing yoga. Here instructions are so good, illustrative, and slow enough that even with a little Spanish it s easy to follow.

The only minor comment is sometimes the instruction is so good and extensive that it detracts a little from the flow of the class. In some places more a workshop .... I would really enjoy a faster bilingual or (easy) Spanish flow class from her. But overall highly recommend.

By lisa | Sunday, November 22, 2015
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I really enjoyed this class-- quite different style from traditional north american yoga classes. I speak Spanish as a second language, and it was a joy to take a class in Spanish with such an upbeat teacher.