In many countries, such as India, Ukraine, and Russia, the interest and excitement over TriYoga grows, as students increasingly work to open studios and centers. These modest centers need to be subsidized in order to remain operable.

In the Ukraine, a mother-and-son team, Olga and Oleg Yevseev, are teaching TriYoga. A truly gifted yogi, the son has been trying to obtain a visa to come and study in Santa Cruz, that he may be better equipped to spread TriYoga throughout the Ukraine. However, at this time the visa has not been granted. In the meantime, they continuously teach TriYoga. Initially, they struggled to keep their center open, but now, with the help of Don Handyside, TriYoga student in Michigan, they receive $50 per month which keeps their center going, thus uplifting so many lives.