Michael Zunini is an Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and Vinyasa Krama teacher with more than 24 years of practice and more than one thousand hours of certified courses. He shares his teachings currently in Thailand, where he runs his own studio, Boiler Room Phangan, offering daily classes and yoga teacher training.

Inspired by amazing teachers and masters around the world, Michael has developed his own yoga style, focusing on gentleness, awareness of movement and the connection to the breath. Some of his main teachers are John Scott (New Zealand), Rolf Naujokat (Goa, India), Matthew Vollmer (Brazil), and R.Sharat Jois (India) in the Shri K Pattabhi Jois Ashtanga Yoga Institute, one of the most traditional Mysore Ashtanga Yoga schools in India, where Michael practiced for 8 years during 3 months immersions every year.

His experience in bodywork (previously an outstanding athlete, martial arts and jiu-jitsu practitioner), strong discipline and experiences in healing his own injuries through Yoga, makes him a humble, present and careful teacher. Supporting each individual`s journey with gentleness and respect.

Michael opened his first Yoga studio in 2011 in Thailand. In 2014 following the wish to return to his motherland he opened his first yoga studio in Chile, where he was teaching the traditional method for more than 3 years.

Returning to Asia in 2019 he met Matthew Sweeney and his life-changing method Atapa Krama, in Ubud, Indonesia. Matthew introduced him to this very clever way to approach the practice, developed in 6 different series. This incredible knowledge changed Michael`s teachings and life.

Amazed with the effects of the practice, he started integrating the method in his classes and nowadays he teaches his unique style, a fusion of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and Vinyasa Krama. For Michael, teaching is a dance in between gentleness and motivation, supporting his students to see Yoga going beyond the poses, but as a way of life, a way to connect with everything around us.