Balance y harmonía
Ashlee & Pedro Goite have been practicing and living their yoga for more than twenty years. Through personal experience — experiencia directa — and through learning from beloved teachers and timeless traditions, they have cultivated a way of moving through life with balance y armonía.
Effort and ease
- They’ve learned when to paddle with purpose and when to ride the ola — the wave — of ease, letting practice, presence, and breath guide the rhythm of daily life. This blend of dedication and surrender is at the heart of how they live, teach, and share yoga.
- Although they each bring their own style — nuestro propio estilo de enseñar — their inspiration comes from the same source: tristhāna, the three places of attention at the heart of the practice. Rooted in steady breath and el poder del prāṇa — the animating energy that moves through all living things — supported by the internal lift of bandhas — subtle engagements that protect, support, and deepen the practice — and guided by dṛṣṭi — focused, intentional awareness that draws the mind inward — their teaching is designed to guide you back to yourself.
On and off the mat
- When these elements come together, a yoga practice becomes more than movement. It becomes a space to rediscover inner peace, enfoque y equilibrio — the focus and balance available to you on and off the mat, en el tapete y en tu vida diaria.
While we share a common foundation, we each bring our own path, training, and voice to our teaching.
Ashlee’s yoga journey
Ashlee Goite (E-RYT 500, CEP) has been practicing and teaching yoga for more than twenty years. Her path began with early-morning PBS practices fresh out of college and has since taken her through formal training with Sri Dharma Mittra, Tim Feldmann, and Aimee Echo, the Sharath Yoga Center in Mysore, India, and most recently to Madrid, Spain — where she completed the Active Series teacher certification with Sharath Yoga Center. Her teaching is grounded in the Ashtanga tradition in its fullest sense: not as a fixed sequence to be mastered, but as a living framework for self-inquiry, steady practice, and genuine personal evolution.
She teaches for students who are ready to go beyond the surface — who want a practice that is both rooted in tradition and genuinely their own. The container is classical. The approach is deeply human. Yoga as nourishment, not performance. Her classes are open to anyone willing to show up, pay attention, and begin again.
Come for the poses. Stay for everything else.
Pedro’s yoga journey
Pedro Goite (E-RYT 500) grew up en movimiento in Caracas, Venezuela — an athlete and outdoor adventurer who discovered in yoga something movement alone couldn’t offer: a way to unite strength with stillness, respiración con presencia. He completed his 200-hour and 500-hour teacher trainings at Yoga Shakti in Huntington Beach, with further study through Ashtanga and Mysore immersions with Kino MacGregor and Tim Feldmann. His teaching is grounded in breath, traditional method, and a deep respect for the individual practitioner.
He teaches all-levels classes that emphasize rhythm, presence, and accessible progression — meeting every student exactly where they are. Not a performance to master, but a practice to inhabit. His classes are open to anyone willing to show up, breathe, and begin.
Una ola a la vez. — one wave at a time.
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