Eidan has been teaching yoga for over eight years, and the road to it began long before. In 2010 he started studying Chinese medicine, where meridians, acupuncture, and herbal medicine gave him his first language for the body. In 2018 he traveled to India to deepen his practice of Ashtanga Yoga in the Mysore style, and teaching followed naturally. In 2023 he completed an immersion in Myofascial Integrated Alignment in Germany, which opened a new understanding of fascia as a living network of sensing and response, and shaped the way he moves and teaches today. Drawing on the Anatomy Trains framework, he brings together creative Vinyasa, classical Krama, and Pranayama in a practice that joins ancient wisdom with modern science. His teaching balances soft and demanding: the cues are precise, the challenge is real, and every student is free to listen to their own body. Beyond classes, Eidan teaches on yoga teacher trainings and guides his own continuing education programs for teachers. Through it all, he teaches to help people return to presence, in a space where everyone feels included.