Yadu yoga

Community solidarity yoga!

The story of yoga instructor Yadullah Mousawi is one of exile. From Afghanistan to France, it is marked by hardships, but also by learning and encounters. One of these changed his life when yoga entered it in 2020, like a second wind while he was surviving in the Moria refugee camp in Greece. Sometime exile, asylum seeker, and now political refugee, it is through sharing yoga that he chooses to keep resisting, connecting to rebuild... others.

In 3 years, Yadu Yoga has built a safe and warm space for everyone in the heart of a lively but cold city. It has even become a community of over 200 people! Together, people experiment, listen, live, practice and overcome challenges. Students from all walks of life come together, progress and above all form meaningful bonds.

The best thing is to experience it, letting yourself be guided (more or less) gently by Yadullah towards his unique yoga challenges!

'For me, yoga is a space of equality where no one cares about your face, skin color, gender, language, or status... It is one of the best ways I have found to connect people and shift boundaries.' Yadullah

Who is it for? The class is open to everyone: all ages, backgrounds, languages, statuses and skill levels.