gyrotonic teachers
Kirsten Orchard has been practising yoga and Gyrotonic exercises for over 10 years. Following the birth of her son in 2007, she chose to live her passion for movement and self-development and take up teaching full time. She is delighted to introduce the Gyrotonic method to triyoga as she believes the system has tremendous potential within the yoga world. As a teacher, Kirsten is committed to helping you create positive change, inside and out. She is known for her dynamic and intuitive teaching style.
Marisol Kucharek discovered Gyrotonic through her rehabilitation from both pulmonary tuberculosis, which caused a structural scoliosis, and a rotator cuff tear. However, the insight she brings into her Gyrotonic has evolved out of 15 years of teaching dynamic and mindful yoga, 7 years of study and practice in buddhist psychology and meditation, with guidance from the most eminent teachers and masters, and from her studies in Yoga Therapy, Mindfulness Meditation and Sports Massage Therapy. Marisol also draws from years of insight gained from studying internal martial arts, shiatsu and Daoism, and from having lived and worked in nature as a qualified naturalist guide in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador.
Camilla Capon trained at the School of Ballet of the Opera of Rome since the age of ten. After completing her education she attended the Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Music and Dance graduating in 2010 with a BA(Hons) in Dance Theatre. She has been training in Gyrotonic since the age of fourteen, initially to recover from a serious injury, and consequently as a support to her dance training, and physical health. Camilla became a certified Gyrotonic instructor in 2011. Her approach to Gyrotonic as a teacher is of a holistic nature, acknowledging the ability of the body to heal and take care of itself. She believes that people can not only exercise and strengthen their body through Gyrotonic but also support, and aid the body in taking care of itself, by exploring its complex structures through movement and breath.
