Fotini Bitrou is a Physical Education Teacher (TEFAA Athens) and Wellness expert, specializing in High-Level Sports and Yoga. She has an uninterrupted professional presence of over 25 years in the fitness industry.
Professional Activity & Education
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Owner & Director: Kouros Studio (Aegina), operating since 1997.
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Academic Background: Graduate of the Department of Physical Education and Sports Science (TEFAA) of Athens.
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Postgraduate Study: Holds a Master’s Degree in Health Coaching (EKPA – National and Kapodistrian University of Athens).
Yoga & Wellness Specialization
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Certification: Certified Yoga Alliance Instructor E-RYT 500, with over 10,000 hours of teaching experience.
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Teaching Style: Teaches a variety of styles, including Hatha, Restorative, and Vinyasa Yoga.
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Retreat Organization: Since 2016, she has successfully organized over 100 Yoga Retreats in selected destinations both within Greece and abroad.
Athletic Career & Distinctions
Fotini Bitrou has a notable career in track and field athletics:
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Track and Field: She competed for 12 consecutive years in track and field athletics (800m–1,500m).
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National Team: Numerous appearances with the National Track and Field Team, including participation in the World Cross Country Championships in Japan (1998).
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Champion: Won 1st place in the Panhellenic Championship in the 800m (1999) and the University Championship (1996).
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Fitness: Has distinctions as 3rd Balkan Champion in Fitness (Istanbul 2001, Sofia 2003) and 1st in the Panhellenic Fitness Championship (2003).
Additional Specializations
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Lifesaving: Professional Lifeguard and swimming instructor (trained over 2,000 children).
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Children’s Fitness: Specializes in fitness for children (swimming, gymnastics, Kids Yoga).
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Institutional Action: Founder and former president of the Aegina track and field club (O.A. KOUROS AEGINAS).
Key Achievements
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1st place in the University Championship in Olympia in 1996.
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Participation in the World Cross Country Championships in Japan (member of the National Team) in 1998.
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1st place in the Panhellenic Championship in the 800m in 1999.
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3rd place in the Panhellenic Championship in the 1500m in 1999.
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2nd place in the Mediterranean Championship in Fitness in Cyprus in 2000.
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3rd Balkan Champion in Fitness in Istanbul in 2001.
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1st place in the Panhellenic Fitness Championship in 2003.
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3rd Balkan Champion in Fitness in Sofia in 2003.







