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Keiu Allas (Grossberg)

Ashtanga Yoga Teacher

"I was searching for something that would keep me hooked for the rest of my life. Ashtanga demands the mind and the body, all while teaching how to relax into the difficult."

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Keiu Allas (Grossberg)

My Journey

I’ve tried many sports but I didn’t really connect with any of them. I was searching for something that would keep me hooked for the rest of my life, and for me it had to have a deeper meaning. In 2020, I discovered the Ashtanga yoga practice at the Tartu Ashtanga Yoga School, and it’s been an important part of my life ever since.

It demands the mind and the body, all while teaching how to relax into the difficult. It made me really curious about myself. To study my limits and fears. These learnings have helped me in all my life’s aspects.

In January 2026, Lino Miele approached me in India and said that it is time for me to share my findings with other practitioners. I take this assignment with joy, care, and honour. My teaching vibe is trusting, caring, and certain.

At Goyoga Tallinn she teaches Ashtanga yoga , including Mysore and led classes. See also Ashtanga Mysore in Tallinn .

My Philosophy

For me, the Ashtanga yoga practice is a method to balance out my life. It looks like a practice for the body, but it’s actually a great practice for the mind. It will meet you in whatever state you’re in. Always with tenderness.

Specializations

  • Teaches Ashtanga Mysore & Led classes
  • Ashtanga Estonia Assistant Teacher Training
  • Various workshops with Lino Miele both in Italy and India
  • Obsessed with vinyasa count and any kind of jumps :)

Practise with Me

All our teachers are available for private classes and events.

What teachers say

Recommendations from fellow teachers

A recommendation from Raili Maripuu, Goyoga co-owner

Keiu knows the Ashtanga count from the inside: Mysore, led classes, and the assistant training path we built together. She is playful about jumps and precise about breath. When she teaches, students feel both the tradition and the joy of moving well.

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