Jenni’s journey with yoga began long before she consciously recognized it. Growing up in a home steeped in yoga philosophy, thanks to her mother—a yoga teacher—she was naturally exposed to spiritual wisdom from a young age. At around 20, Jenni realized that her way of thinking and living was inherently connected to the yogic path.

Before discovering her passion for yoga, Jenni’s life revolved around sports and physical activity. She became a certified sports and gymnastics instructor and spent 12 years teaching a wide range of aerobic and health classes. As a personal trainer, she gained invaluable experience, but this physically demanding lifestyle eventually led to burnout. In 2008, when her body and mind reached their limits, she found balance through “Body Balance,” a program that combines elements of yoga, Pilates, and Tai Chi. This practice rejuvenated her body and soul, sparking a deeper interest in the yogic way of life.

Her passion for yoga grew, and in March 2011, Jenni realized her dream of becoming a yoga teacher, completing her first teacher training in Ashtanga and Vinyasa styles in Goa, India. This journey was not only a professional milestone but a deeply personal voyage of self-discovery, guiding her toward her life’s purpose: teaching yoga. Since then, Jenni has taught in Germany, India, and Kenya.

Seeking to deepen her understanding of yoga’s healing energy, Jenni pursued Elemental Yoga Therapy training in Goa in 2012. Enchanted by the spiritual depth of India, she extended her stay by eight years, gaining extensive teaching experience and becoming a passionate practitioner of Acro Yoga. In 2016 and 2017, she completed her Level 1 and 2 Acro Yoga teacher training with Jason Nemer.

Jenni’s teaching style is a holistic blend of yoga’s many elements. Her classes seamlessly incorporate pranayama, meditation, strong and gentle asanas, and thoughtful spiritual discussions. To her, yoga is the art of quieting the restless mind, bringing harmony to body, mind, and soul through each practice.

For Jenni, yoga is a gift—a practice that nourishes rather than exhausts. Her greatest joy lies in sharing this gift with the world, inspiring others to find serenity, strength, and balance in their lives.