About JIYO
JIYO is not just a name, it is a philosophy
The word JIYO is a Japanese/Chinese Buddhist term which when translated means “to use yourself.” This simple but profound phrase has great significance in JIYO's approach to movement and life.
In Buddhism
is the concept of "Ji" or "self" closely linked to the idea of self-awareness and mindfulness. By understanding and being in harmony with oneself, one can find true freedom and liberation. This is where the second part of the word, “Yo,” comes into play. “Yo” means “to use,” and when combined with “Ji,” it encourages us to use ourselves to our full potential.
At JIYO, we strive to inspire people to move, to experience the freedom and joy of movement, to see possibilities instead of limitations, and to use themselves to their full potential. It is not only about the physical movement, but also about the mental and spiritual side of it.
At JIYO
we believe in the power of movement to create this kind of freedom and self-awareness. Our core philosophy is "Freedom in Movement," which is about constantly seeing opportunities instead of limitations. With this mindset, we strive to find opportunities in all kinds of movement, whether it's parkour, freerunning, breakdancing or even everyday life.
We believe that by embracing the philosophy of JIYO, we can improve not only our physical abilities, but also our mental and spiritual well-being. It's about finding joy in movement and using ourselves to our full potential, both physically and mentally.
It's about finding joy, freedom and liberation in movement.
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