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Martin Schnidrig, born in 1964 in Stalden (VS), has lived in Ried bei Kerzers since 2002. He is married and has two daughters. After completing his training as a glass artist (1984–1988), he founded his own glass studio in 1989. From 2002 to 2005, he served as the technical director of Fri Art – Kunsthalle Freiburg. Since 2006, he has worked at the Kunstmuseum Bern. His artistic work combines materials and techniques, inspired by glass and the museum environment.

Functional training is the perfect workout for anyone who wants to become stronger, faster, and more enduring in everyday life. The class is led by a qualified trainer who will guide you through varied and challenging workouts that engage your entire body. Here, you'll practice movements that mirror everyday activities: lifting, carrying, jumping, pulling, and pushing to build functional strength and stability. Each workout is carefully planned and offers a balanced mix of fitness, strength, and mobility. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced fitness enthusiast, the exercises will be adapted to your level. You'll receive individual technique coaching to ensure you train safely and effectively. The atmosphere is motivating, and the group supports each other to achieve peak performance. It's a sweaty, fun, and leads to rapid results, both physically and mentally. Functional training is more than just a workout. It's an experience that strengthens you holistically. Come and feel the difference after your very first workout.

Yoga Chi Flow combines dynamic, flowing movements with strength, calmness, and consciously guided breathing. Music, humour, and a sense of lightness are just as much a part of Chi Yoga classes as mindfulness and silence. Chi Yoga is a flowing form of Hatha Yoga that translates traditional Indian yoga into the present day and adapts it to the needs of modern people living in Western society. The term "Chi" comes from Traditional Chinese Medicine and refers to the life force that flows along the body’s energy pathways, known as meridians