Our teachers

Andy Samson

I’ve been exploring regular heat and cold exposure as tools to cultivate the mindset and resilience my body needs to support a movement practice rooted in swimming, cycling and running – and usually over long distances. It’s a fun, freeing and challenging practice, where all the thoughts, stresses and anxieties of the past can get put to the side, and we find space to deeply connect with the body and mind in the present.

In my saunagus sessions, we use the heat from the sauna and the cold from the cold water tub to create presence and softness in our bodies, to help you connect with yourself, and your community, while enhancing your mindset.

Meet me at: Saunagus

Anna Kaminsky

Anna is a passionate saunagus facilitator and has guided sauna experiences at Rört since 2019. During her sessions she aims to create safe spaces to disconnect from our daily hamster wheel and be able to wind down, relax, get inspired, may spark a new journey and most of all just be in the moment and feel connected. She loves to use what nature has in season from a fusion with roses, fresh mint from the garden, drizzled dried herbs, warm fruity teas and anything else that comes to her mind to create a hot and pleasant sauna ritual.

Meet me at: Saunagus

Birgitte Gorm

I ran into a Tibetan Lama as a teenager. He must have made a big impression, it’s been 30 years and I still find myself regularly on a cushion, just staring into space. I´m not sure if I got anything from all the yoga and Zen training that followed. I lost a few things though. Today, even my best ideas are continuously ridiculed by the fact that the daylight just changed. Or the teens’ voices from the kitchen. Or life tingling inside my palm. It´s with wonder and strange relief I realize – over and over again – that I really have no clue what’s going on.

What to expect from my classes here at Rört? I hope it’s going to be embodied self-enquiry. I love sharing ways of moving directly from felt sensation rather than in accordance with scripture. I like non-linearity, unwinding around yoga postures, flowing in waves, rivers, spirals. I like the generosity of gravity, rocking, sounding and exploring the subtle rhythms of breath and awareness. And deep rest. And just sitting together, listening to the local neighborhood sutra.

Meet me at: Yoga, Roklubben

Björn Behn

I spent too many weekends of my early teenager years at athletics competitions, before I figured out that sports could also be fun while I do it, and not only if I win in the end. Discovering long-distance running, I found joy in moving and once had the brilliant idea to run 100 km. Parkour, natural movement and especially the Fighting Monkey Practice inspired me to find healthy and holistic ways to work with my body, to challenge myself while taking care and to meet myself through the practice. This is what I want to share when I teach.

Meet me at: Trappeträning, Beväg

Emily Losno

Movement is what makes me feel truly alive – sometimes it’s pure bliss, other times it’s heartbreak. Within movement, I find joy, depth, and a profound sense of oneness. As a space holder, my intention is for students to feel supported – by my voice, my presence, the carefully chosen music, and the shared energy of the space. Ultimately, I hope they come to realise that the body carries a wisdom deeper than any external teaching.

Meet me at: Yoga, Shake the Dust, Saunagus

Eva Junge

I used to play the drums in a circus band — until I got carried away by the acrobatic training I’d been watching all along. I’ve been exploring different movement disciplines since, attending circus programs across Europe, and always returning to the joy of shared practice. I love to move with others — to experience how physical connection can bring people together in ways words often can’t. When I teach, I aim to create a playful and brave space where we practice trust, communication, and care. Off the mat, I work for socio-environmental change — another way of cultivating connection, courage, and and collaboration.

Meet me at: Acroyoga, Stärk, Beväg

Finja Dähne

For much of my life, I identified more with my mind than my body. Reconnecting with movement and sensations has become an exciting adventure. Rather than moving to perform, I intend to move with curiosity, exploring how thought and stories shape physical expression and how the mind and emotional body respond to motion. Meditation has helped me to see my own patterns more clearly while also returning to a still, untouched place within. Yoga and a playful approach to other movement practices are guiding me towards a fuller connection with both familiar and undiscovered parts of myself. I’m inspired to guide others into exploring the same mind-body relationship — to meet themselves with presence, curiosity, and a sense of play. My intention is to nurture a deeper peace and openness, expanding our capacity to receive each moment just as it is.

Meet me at: Yoga, Family activities

Ida Frost

Ida Frost is a diverse dancer, physical performer and Choreographer. With a background in gymnastic, she is now working as a professional performer and choreographer. Her movement interests flow from urban house grooves, to contemporary softness into installation art and acrobatics. No rules, no boxes, just expression, curiosity, humor and the trust of a diverse movement journey in all aspects of life. Ida is also an experienced teacher having taught students at Rødkilde Teaterhøjskole, AFUK, Gerlev Idrætshøjskole, Ollerup Gymnastikhøjskole, AMOK – Det Kgl Teater and various Boarding schools. 
She has been giving masterclasses for the Ohio State University and The National Danish Performance Team. Next to dance Ida is educated Manuvision Body therapist.

Meet me at: Dans FLOW, Bodywork

Janni Popp

My way into movements was through physical theatre. I was drawn by the playfulness, loved dissolving into different characters, qualities and elements, and – despite not really enjoying sports or exercise – I loved testing my physical abilities on stage through jumping, repetition and high intensity moves. Eventually the performance part fell away, but my love for playing and becoming remained.  Yoga started as a pause and a place to practice being rather than performing, and when I met the school of Authentic Flow in 2017 it felt like a true homecoming. I trained as a physiotherapist and am amazed of how everything around us is mirrored within and vice versa. Our bodies contains so much knowledge that we just somehow learned not to listen to. In my teachings my main intention is to support the participants in remembering and reclaiming this inner wisdom and acknowledge how wild and beautiful these bodies are. When we connect to that, I believe, we come closer to each other as well – and closer to the continuous nature, we are a part of.

Meet me at: Shake the Dust, Yoga

Jeppe Skovgaard

I began climbing buildings at night because I couldn’t sleep. It became parkour. I began yoga because parkour made me so strong that I could no longer breathe. I began acroyoga because I lacked a connection with other people and missed a community.

I started Rört because I believe that all kinds of movement have specific qualities, that they are all potentially moving and touching – and because I have a burning desire to create a community in Copenhagen across disciplines where we can meet as human beings and inspire, touch, and move each other.

Meet me at: Yoga

Line Bangsbo

My passion is the bodily encounter with ourselves and others, and the curiosity towards how we bring freedom, intimacy, and creativity into this meeting. My exploration investigates how we accommodate ourselves and others when we meet, and how we invite intimacy into this meeting while feeling our own boundaries. That encounter is healing, and in it we create space to experience further aspects of what it means to be human.

I use many methods to work with this in my teaching: yoga, meditation, acroyoga, theatre, massage, and singing. My experience is that a joyful connection to the world begins with a joyful connection to ourselves and that is what I want to share in my teaching – where I put great emphasis on the safe space where it is fun and nice to explore.

I have been teaching since 2008 and have for the past six years held numerous courses, workshops, and retreat in acroyoga, yoga, meditation, and thaiyoga-massage. I live on Møn, teach in Copenhagen, and travel frequently.

Meet me at: Bodywork, Saunagus, Yoga

Louise Lund

My teaching grows from a trust in bodily wisdom, sensuous presence, and a love for nature. I am inspired by traditional tantric philosophy, Body-Mind Centering, and Buddhism – all pathways that invite us to meet the full range of human experience. In my classes, I invite for embodied exploration, where movement becomes a way to listen, sense, and express. I am trained in Authentic Flow, Rört Yoga, and Shake the Dust, and have completed facilitator trainings in embodied nervous system regulation and emotional transformation. I am also a certified guide in basic outdoor life from Skovskolen, and have studied shamanic practices and the cycles of nature at Eagleroad. I am a child of Rört – shaped by endless movement practices and my connections to the wonderful people, who have formed our community since we began in 2018. Let’s take a breath. Have a shake. And see you out there!

Meet me at: Dans FREE, Yoga, Shake the Dust

Mads Ananda Lodahl

In Rört I teach bodywork and guide saunagus sessions. Outside Rört I work as a writer, a bodyworker, and a therapist. I am trained in Thai massage, Swedish massage, and somatic psychotherapy and I have my own clinic in Østerbro where my main focus is to create a safe and meaningful place where queer and trans clients can heal and grow. But all kinds find their way to my space and they are all very welcome. As a writer of fiction I explore themes like tenderness, outsider identities, relationship, and all the different ways we can all inhabit gender and sexuality. My debut novel SAUNA was recently adapted to film and has been shown all over the world. I have been giving workshops for more than 20 years and I like to create safe, fun, and curious learning spaces where everyone feels seen and welcome.

Meet me at: Bodywork, Saunagus

Maja Ejrnæs

I love experimentation and care more about bodily sensation than visual appearance. I have been slightly allergic to ‘step-based-choreography’ since my contemporary dance training as a teenager, but I get easily addicted to improvised art practices. In my classes, I suggest principles and scores rather than fixed movement series. We will work with touch, weight sharing, friction, gravity, momentum, and body structure.

I am touched by flow – the sense of being one with movement. When framed and focused improvisation enables interconnection between bodies, time, and space. When trust and curiosity is the outset for movement.

Meet me at: Contact Impro

Maxime Kroot

I would describe myself as a curious and ambitious person who wants many things. Studying at several arts academies led to dancing, performing and teaching. At the same time, it is an important practice to me to do the opposite and just be, letting things unfold. When I dance, I feel like I am coming home to my three-dimensional body with its weight, directions and energies. I try to tune in to this natural moving body and its micro and macro movements – by moving with the speed of my attention. Rather than grasping a lot forward, I lean back into the unfolding potential of engaging with other bodies. This process is playful and feels like magic! I am touched when I see people connect with themselves and each other through movement, in my classes and in daily life.

Meet me at: Contact Impro

Nanna Wagner

Bio coming soon.

Meet me at: Yoga

Nicola Dottorini

My journey as a spaceholder started in the warm embrace of the sauna a while back. Since then I’ve been integrating different forms of movement into my teaching. Various nuances of Yoga, Thai massage, and Shake the Dust. At the very core, all the practices I offer share the quality of surrender. Leaning into life as it is, with its ups and downs, its seasons, its cycles. My wish is to inspire others to be with what is, and loosen up the control muscle c:

Meet me at: Yoga, Saunagus, Shake the Dust, Bodywork

Oliver Strand

My name is Oliver. I work as a psychomotor therapist, yoga teacher and sauna gus facilitator. I’m dedicated to practices that have supported me in living a more heart-centered life, and am lucky enough to facilitate experiences & spaces that support others on their journey.

Meet me at: Yoga, Saunagus, Beväg, Stärk

Peter Hunter

Movement practices led me out out of addiction. I was a rebellious teenager, stoned and getting in trouble with grafitti. I ran away from everything. My parents. My emotions. The police. Shy and afraid of conflict, I could always escape by running. No wonder I won the school run every year. I eventually found positive adventures to conquor in the Parkour community, courage to express myself in dance educations and a healing way of relating to myself through yoga and therapy. And I still love running, but now I connect – with myself, with others, and with nature – instead of escape.

As my practice has diversified, the core remains the same, also when I teach: To foster presence, positivity and self-worth, and strive to learn and improve – while healing the parts that want to escape from who we are.

Meet me at: Stärk, Handstand, Yoga

Rasmus Bugge

Movement and community have been the two great teachers guiding me through the journey of life. I began with a lot of movement without community but also a lot of community without movement. It was only when these two parts connected in Rört that felt connected to more heartfulness, to playfulness and to feeling that I really belonged, both when moving and being social.

I found joy in being a total beginner in new disciplines, realizing that the true value of getting good at something ,whether that is yoga, dance, or parkour, is really not about what you end up being able to do or becoming a master, but about enjoying the whole journey, regardless of where you end up, with all the stories, injuries and joys.

Meet me at: Yoga, Beväg

Rikke Libak

I have loved dance in all its manifestations my whole life. 18 years ago when I came across Gabrielle Roth’s 5 Rhythms, I felt instantly at  “home”. Here I could move freely, honestly, and vividly. I have always been interested in promoting health and after having worked as project nurse on a stress clinic, I decided to educate myself to become a MBSR-coach (mindfulness). In this I quickly realised the value of bringing the qualities and attitudes of mindfulness onto the dancefloor – and assist others in doing the same.

Dance moves me because it grants us an opportunity to “be in ourselves” and with each other in an authentic, present, and aware manner. When we allow the dance to move “inside-out” we throw off some masks and we can experience to be met and perceived as who we are. It creates joy and makes us brave, free, and full of gratefulness – also outside the dancefloor. That moves me.

Meet me at: Dans FREE

Sasa Lukic

I am the creator of popular conscious dance spaces in Copenhagen, Dance x Sauna and INCEPTION:DANCE. I have been facilitating for over 7 years at festivals and events across Europe. My approach centers around creating spaces where music is the central element, inviting free movement, emotional exploration, calmness, and contemplation. It moves me when I meet a set of eyes and no words are spoken, just the language of music and movement, understanding each other on another level, and I am looking forward meeting you on the dance floor and the sauna at Rört.

Meet me at: Dance X Sauna

Sebastian Grubb

Sebastian Grubb is an award-winning movement coach and dance artist based in Copenhagen and California. He teaches integrated movement technique to athletes, dancers and people of all kinds via personal coaching, weekly classes and deep-dive workshops. From 2007-2019 Sebastian choreographed, performed and toured contemporary dance works throughout the U.S. and internationally. This included 6 years as a principal dancer and teacher with AXIS Dance Company, which centers art-making around a diversity of bodies, including those with functional disabilities. From 2008-2024 Sebastian ran an outdoor workout company in San Francisco, then made Denmark his permanent home in 2025. He has been a long-term student of Scott Wells (improvisation and acrobatics) and Frey Faust (functional anatomy and dance research), among other influential teachers. He is the founder of Agile Beast and co-founder of Spiral Camp, both of which focus on making skills and techniques for dynamic movement accessible to all participants.

Meet me at: Contact Impro, Beväg, Stärk

Sisse Siegumfeldt

My yoga has evolved over the years, moving through Sivananda, Ashtanga, Vinyasa, and Anusara, and more recently into what we sometimes call Functional Yoga (for lack of a better term). Functional Yoga is inspired by modern insights into the nervous system and connective tissue, and also draws on elements from mobility training. My approach is slow, strong, and deep, with a fluid and mindful quality. You will feel stronger and more grounded in your body, which helps settle the nervous system on a deeper level.

I believe the body is wise and has the potential to become your greatest ally. My intention is always to guide you back into your body and support you in working intelligently with both your physical body and your nervous system—so you can feel more at ease, resilient, and free

Meet me at: Aerial Yoga, Yoga

Soham Johansen

Soham is a yoga teacher par excellence. He began teaching in the last millennium, and has never stopped. Drawing upon a vast ocean of knowledge and experience he often sequences a class with humor and subtle twists and turns. He has been described as having a strong style and voice conveying a multitude of emotions and energies. His yoga classes are steeped in mythology, story-telling, philosophy and mantra. Some are more restorative, other more up beat and funky. Apart from teaching asana based public classes he also holds a passion for body work, massage, Ayurveda and plant medicine.

Privately he works as a designer, writer and speaker. He is also a proud dog-daddy, therefore soon to adopt the title DILF.

Meet me at: Yoga

Sophie Kirk

I started my yoga journey more than 20 years ago, and ever since, yoga, dance, and movement have been a part of my life and a way to mental and physical health. My teaching is deeply inspired by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), particularly how the elements and seasons cycle both outside and within us, as well as by the body-mind practice of Somatic movement, which focuses on the internal, sensory experience of movement rather than external form or goals. Classes are always supported by a curated soundscape to guide our journey, I love electronic music, but consider yourself warned: sometimes a surprise Celine Dion song will sneak in!

Meet me at: Shake the Dust, Saunagus, Yoga

Søren Filskov

Søren is a full-fledged meditation teacher, integrating his love for Buddhism with his profession as a therapist and psychologist. He believes in the beauty of stillness and of coming home to ourselves – and is deeply curious about how we meet ourselves in the thick of it. The question being: Can we meet ourselves as we are – and not how we wish we were. Can we get out of our own way, allowing ourselves to be for a moment, without having to change and be more. Instead, with no agenda, just be. And can we do that with a preposterous amount of kindness and tenderness?

Having lived at a Buddhist monastery he’s a strong proponent for self love and befriending all parts of ourselves. The ones that are easy to love – and the ones less so. As a psychologist he’s all about meaningful self-inquiry, noticing and feeling our emotions – but also about doing it in a safe manner: Understanding when to look at them, why and how – and when not to (and what to do instead).

Meet me at: Roklubben, Saunagus

Thit Schmidt

I have always been passionate about movement and curious about the subtle, deeper layers of our beings. Coming from competitive gymnastics and academia, that curiosity was for several years a cognitive rather than embodied exploration. An attempt to understand – all the while inhabiting my body and trusting it as my primary compass felt like foreign terrain. It worked efficiently – until it no longer did and my body truly began to react. Through the years, I’ve dived into the fields of somatic practices, non-dual tantric philosophy, nervous system functioning, trauma, birthwork, and movement as a gateway to exploring the layers of our beings. My hope is to invite you into a space where we together can explore, sense into and remember the connection that might feel distant but which is never lost. A space for humans to be human. Trained in holistic birthwork, somatic movement, yoga, dance and currently deep-diving in the field of trauma-informed bodywork, you can meet me on the mat and in 1:1 sessions.

Meet me at: Yoga, Shake the Dust