Develop your yoga practice with internationally renowned Ashtanga teachers David Robson and Jelena Vesić

Bringing the Ashtanga Yoga Tradition to You

David & Jelena offer an array of transformative Ashtanga yoga workshops both online and in person. Develop a steady traditional yoga practice with the option to attend their international offerings or from the comfort of your own home.

Tap into their knowledge and expertise no matter where you may be in your yoga journey or where you are geographically.

FEATURED IN-PERSON COURSES

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200-hour Ashtanga & Mindulness Programme

Toronto, Canada

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40-hr Primary Series Intensive

Toronto, Canada

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105-hr Assisting School

Toronto, Canada

FEATURED ONLINE COURSES

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Primary Intensive

Online - Lifetime Access

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Assisting School

Online - Lifetime Access

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Beginner Bundle

Online - Lifetime Access

Practice at our home shala in Toronto

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David and Jelena are the founders of Ashtanga Yoga Centre of Toronto. AYCT first opened their doors in 2008 and has since been the home of a thriving traditional Ashtanga community. Toronto is known as a melting pot of cultures, and the student body at AYCT is reflective of this. All levels and cultures coming together. Inclusive. Diverse. Dedicated. Devoted. Experience our year round programme at our home shala.

About David and Jelena

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David Robson

David made his first trip to Mysore, India in 2002, where he initiated studies with his teacher Sharath Jois. Since then he has returned annually to deepen and enrich his practice and teaching, and was Authorized in 2007.

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Jelena Vesić

Jelena first came to yoga through dance. As a former ballet dancer of 16 years, the structure and rigour of the Ashtanga Yoga practice felt like home. Drawn to the discipline, mindfulness of the movement and emphasis on the breath, Jelena made the Ashtanga practice her sole focus in 2009.