Janine Behrendt

Co-FOUNDER

Janine is the founder of Tulaflowyoga —an embodiment of her passion for Yoga and her devotion to holistic living. She is a dedicated student and teacher, a nature enthusiast, a dancer, and a devoted Yogini. She loves to create and hold powerful spaces, where people can connect with themselves on a deeper level, as well as with the world around them. She lives by the Japanese concept called “Ikigai” and considers herself a wild child of this universe.

With over a decade of experience, Janine’s journey into Yoga and holistic living commenced in 2008. She sees herself primarily as a student of Yoga & life itself. Her love for integrated practices has led her down this beautiful life-path. Currently residing on a tropical island in Thailand, where she lives her best life, creating a colorful world! She is an advocate of non-dogmatic teachings, specializing in Yogic anatomy and embracing various styles, including Jivamukti, Somatics, Hatha/Iyengar and Yin. Her belief in the uniqueness of every individual’s body and the importance of balance between Yin and Yang manifest in her teachings.

She completed her first 200-hour Multi-Style Yoga Teacher Training in 2013 in Dharamsala, India, focusing on various styles including Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Hatha, and Yin. In 2017, she earned her 300-hour Jivamukti Teacher Training under Sharon Gannon and later studied Insight Yoga with Sarah Powers.

In 2018, she finished a 500-hour Jivamukti apprenticeship, enhancing her sequencing and hands-on assist skills. She deepened her Yin Yoga knowledge in 2018 and completed a 50-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training in 2020. In 2023, she completed a 300-hour Kundalini Yoga training and is currently exploring Iyengar and Kundalini Yoga, emphasizing Pranayama.

Over the past five years, Janine has facilitated more than 35 teacher trainings, guiding over 400 students through 200- and 300-hour curricula. As part of the global Jivamukti Yoga Teacher Community and a Yoga Alliance Continuing Education provider, she believes yoga is for everyone and passionately shares this journey with her students. Her project, Tula Flow Yoga, integrates diverse yoga styles and teachings, reflecting her commitment to continuous learning and integrity in teaching.

Ferdinand Delafosse

teacher

Ferdinand jumped into movement disciplines early on—martial arts at 6, gymnastics at 8, yoga at 11, and circus training at 14. He built a diverse movement vocabulary by diving into a mix of practices. After a decade as an actor and circus performer, he immersed himself in everything from dance and qigong to juggling, acrobatics, aerial work, yoga, silat, and meditation.

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Over time and a few injuries later, his passion shifted toward uncovering the body's infinite potential for movement and its incredible connection to self-healing. He realized that external movement is a reflection of our inner landscape. This breakthrough came when he landed on Koh Phangan eight years ago—and he never really left.​ Ferdinand has honed his skills in various styles of yoga—alignment yoga (200-hour YTT at Luna Alignment Yoga), Ashtanga Vinyasa Mysore style (Jangalika House of Yoga), yoga therapy (250h atmavikasa) restorative yoga, nidra, hands-on adjustments, pranayama, and yin yoga. He co-led yin trainings and taught at numerous retreats and teacher trainings, focusing primarily on anatomy.

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Now, he’s all about one-on-one yoga sessions and strength/movement training, taking a holistic approach that weaves in classic gym work, biomechanics, G.O.A.T.A (Greatest of All Time Athletes), knees-over-toes methods, play fighting, animal flow, and gymnastics. He’s riveted by primal, functional movements—climbing, running, walking, swimming, carrying, and getting back to the basics of how humans moved before all the modern distractions.

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Recently, he’s stripped his practice down, focusing on stillness and simplification to tap into deeper insights. Using visualization, breathwork, and meditation, he works on an energetic level, mapping out the mind to transcend it.

Maria Antonia Romaguera

TEACHER & Founder of guaret Mallorca

I am Maria Antonia Romaguera, aka Tota. My passion for health at an integral level began without me knowing it during my studies in Human Nutrition and Dietetics, I knew and was clear that I could contribute a lot to society and it was not through the conventional health system. It was a matter of time before the pieces fell into place. Since I finished my degree, it was clear to me that I wanted to help empower and teach humans how; "Not feeling at home within what we call body, mind and soul, is not normal."

At the end of my degree, I began an adventure on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, in Portland, Oregon, there I entered more deeply into the world of conscious eating and integrative nutrition, seeing health as a whole. From the United States I had the opportunity to travel and learn more about the American continent, which has greatly influenced my cuisine and my vision of human nutrition.

Today the practice and study of yoga is part of my life and thanks to that I am on a path of internal growth, without it I would probably not be at this point.

The recent world situation has been the trigger to finally start focusing on my dream project, that merges YOGA and NUTRITION, the two sciences that today keep me alive, full of love and with the desire of being able to expand the well-being that they generate me.

“WE ARE WHAT WE EAT AND WHAT WE THINK”

Education

• 2013 Human Nutrition and Dietetics - (Barcelona)

• 2016 Postgraduate in Clinical Nutrition and Advanced Food Science  - (Barcelona)

• 2019 Hatha Yoga Teacher Training - 200h Yoga Alliance - (India)

• 2019 Ayurvedic Therapies Course - (India)

• 2020 Biomechanics Course Applied to Hatha Yoga - (Mallorca)