About Sol Space
Yoga for your heart and soul.
A space to move, breathe, connect, and be present in your practice.
Grounded in acessibility, inclusion and community.
Our Mission:
To offer a space where people can be themselves, meet themselves where they are, and experience the deeper connection that comes through yoga and community.
Our Story
Sol Space came from a dream of creating a close knit yoga community within the community that I love so much. Somewhere people can gather regularly, practice with different teachers, and feel connected through something simple and shared.
A space where locals, expats, and visitors can come together through yoga, not just in passing, but in a way that feels familiar and rooted.
Sol Space offers classes in both English and Spanish, with the intention of making the practice as accessible and welcoming as possible. It’s a space for movement, breath, and presence, and for showing up exactly as you are.
Over time, I hope to continue growing this into a community space that also supports local women who feel called to teach yoga, offering opportunities for training and sharing their own voice within the practice.
Our Values
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Kindness
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Connection with intention
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gratitude
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lifelong learning
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Community and belonging
Meet Tori
Hi, I’m Tori.
Yoga has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. My dad practiced yoga, so it was always around me growing up.
Over time, it became something I returned to again and again, especially during some of the harder moments in my life. It’s been a grounding practice for me, and something that has supported me in learning how to be more present in my body and kinder toward myself. It has also continuously reminded me of how everything and everyone are connected.
Yoga slowly became less of something I “do” and more of a way I move through life, or at least try to.
I completed my first teacher training in 2022, and really fell in love with teaching. I love getting to connect with people through yoga and try to help them to slow down and connect with themselves a little more.
I’m originally from Long Island, New York, and I’ve been living in northern Nicaragua for the past six years.
I feel most at home in nature and in the ocean. I love surfing and diving, and I spend as much time in the water as I can. I also love spending time with my animals. I live with my dogs, cats, horses, and chickens. I also enjoy planting, being in the garden, and reading fantasy books.
All of that naturally shapes how I try to teach. As simply, as grounded and as connected to nature as possible.