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Hip Opening Yoga Classes for Better Flexibility in Mumbai

byAjinkya MeherOnline & at 3 studios across Andheri West and Malad West, MumbaiStarts from1,800 per personView full gallery

Stop fighting your stiffness. We use intelligent drills, props, and consistent practice to safely build mobility in your hips and hamstrings, helping you progress at your own pace.

A happy student in a deep hip-opening pose during our Sunday workshop. The smile says it all. Practice should bring joy, even when it's challenging.

Another student finding her edge in a seated hip opener. Age is no barrier to practice; with consistency and patience, the body continues to open and surprise us.

Using a strap to assist in this complex seated hip-opening pose. The strap acts as an extension of the arms, allowing the student to work on the posture with better alignment.

The joy of progress. This student is smiling through a challenging hip opener, showing that the journey is just as important as the final pose.

Demonstrating a quadriceps stretch during a class. A good practitioner pays attention to the entire practice, from warm-up to cool-down, because a strong foundation is everything.

Students in our advanced teachers' class practicing hip opening with a twist. This kind of work helps to deepen the asana practice for regular practitioners and teachers.

A short tutorial on how to approach Upavistha Konasana, the wide-angled seated forward bend. The key is to first work on bending over each leg before trying to go down the center.

The journey to Hanumanasana, or the full split, is one of patience. It’s not about forcing, but about consistently showing up and opening up bit by bit. This moment of finding the pose is a result of many small steps.

A student working on Kurmasana (Tortoise Pose) with my guidance. In this pose, the shoulders and knees become friends. It's a deep forward bend and hip opener that requires patience.

A student in Kurmasana during our Malad class. This deep forward fold and hip opener is a milestone in the Ashtanga series and requires a great deal of flexibility and surrender.

About Hip Opening & Flexibility: Unlocking Your Range of Motion

Instead of forcing your body into a deep split, I teach you how to use props like blocks and straps to create necessary space. Whether you are working on Kurmasana or just trying to touch your toes, we focus on alignment that respects your body’s current limits. It is not about looking perfect in the pose; it is about feeling the release in the right places.

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