Vyacheslav Komakha, currently the only heir to the method of the most flexible person on Earth, now also teaches outside the Ukrainian capital. “A great many people across Ukraine are interested in stretching, but for many reasons they cannot come to me in Kyiv. So I decided to travel to them. Helping people is one of the core ideas behind the method itself,” Vyacheslav said.
The first on-site sessions were held in Kharkiv. Vyacheslav taught there twice — at the beginning and at the end of February that year. Total attendance was 38 people. Through those in-person camps they could learn the secrets of a unique method that can stand next to centuries-old classical yoga.
The most flexible person on Earth developed and refined the method for 25 years. In 2008 he took Vyacheslav as a student and over several years passed on the full craft. “I never took the phrase ‘the student surpassed the teacher’ seriously. Until it happened to me,” my teacher said. “I am very glad that the results of my work will now reach more people.”
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