My name is Edgar Matevosyan, and yoga has been part of my life since 2012. What started as a personal journey to heal my back — after being diagnosed with a spinal disc herniation — turned into a lifelong passion. Just a few months into the practice, the pain disappeared, and something deeper awakened in me. I knew I wanted to go further — and to share it with others.

I received my 200-hour certification from Yoga Alliance in Armenia in 2020, specializing in Iyengar Yoga and restorative practices. For me, yoga is a way of life — a space of silence, balance, self-discovery, and compassion.

In my classes, I invite students to build an honest dialogue with their body — to listen, to feel, to understand. I work with people of all ages and backgrounds, including seniors and those recovering from injury. I've also had the joy of guiding nature-based retreats throughout Armenia, where practice meets the healing energy of the earth.

I also offer classes in Russian to support our multilingual community and make the practice more accessible to everyone.

My name is Nareh Ghaderimasihi, and I’m a dedicated yoga teacher with an E-RYT 500 certification. I completed my advanced training in Mysore, India—the birthplace of Ashtanga yoga—where I immersed myself in traditional practice, breathwork, and yogic philosophy.

Originally from Iran, I owned and operated two successful yoga studios, where I had the joy of building communities rooted in discipline, authenticity, and heart. My teaching style reflects a deep respect for tradition while also embracing mindful alignment and personal exploration.

Now based in Los Angeles, I share my knowledge and passion through dynamic Ashtanga classes, guiding students to move with intention, breathe deeply, and connect with their inner strength.

I also offer classes in Farsi to help make yoga more accessible and welcoming for the Persian-speaking community.