I started training last week. I'm a flight attendant and spend a lot of time on my feet. My back suffers the most. After only one lesson the back pains decreased significantly. I'm after the third lesson and I see increased flexibility and precision in the postures. The body strengthens quickly.But the truth is that it is much more than just physical. Mentally, I have improved my ability to focus and mental clarity. It is my time with myself. Quietly. An hour and a half of listening and attention to everyday things I do automatically

Michal Shemesh

Six years ago I was diagnosed with arthritis, as a huge fan of playing sports I was looking for a new sport  that on the one hand will improve my functioning and on the other hand very enjoyable. I started in a regular yoga class as well as swimming on a regular basis, but I still felt that I did not exhausting my physical and mental abilities. After a friend recommended Bikram Yoga,  I signed up for the introduction week and was instantly hooked. The experience starts with the entrance to the heated humid room. It sounds weird but heat cures, releases and gives the body remarkable flexibility. Performance of the training with guidance of 90 minutes by the guides requires alertness, concentration and following every movement and posture. Each class is different and gives the trainee the experience mentally and physically new.Training system has made me more flexible, more aware of my body and relaxed. The stiffness I felt due to the arthiritis disappeared and with it came a change in diet, sleep and even every-day lifestyle.

Ilana Witzberg

When combining movement, music, warmth, smiles that don’t come down and guidance of Karen, a magical and unique atmosphere is created in the studio. Freedom to move, freedom to choose, freedom to take off the masks, freedom to look into the soul and out of the body in the mirror, freedom to savor the beauty of movement, freedom to sweat without recognition and criticism, freedom of smiling people around you, freedom to accept ourselves for who we are and freedom to aspire to we want to be.”

Miki Jeshurun