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Yoga Asana: Building Strength, Balance, and Flexibility

byGowri MurthyOnline, at Ulsoor studio & travels across BengaluruStarts from1,000 Per Person / Per EventView full gallery

Yoga is more than just shapes. It is about finding that sweet spot of sthira (steadiness) and sukha (ease) in your body. Join me to build functional strength, improve your balance, and gently work on your flexibility through mindful asana practice.

Finding a deep stretch in this lunge with a mermaid variation. This asana is amazing for opening the hip flexors and quadriceps while also creating space in the chest and shoulders. Remember to breathe into the stretch.

A tutorial for Eka Pada Koundinyasana 1, a challenging and rewarding arm balance. This pose builds incredible upper body and core strength, and I break it down step by step so you can give it a try.

A simple standing stretch to feel the length in my body. I love these flared yoga pants for both practice and lounging; they move with you through any asana.

A deep Dhanurasana, or Bow Pose, to open the entire front of the body. This backbend is a fantastic heart opener and helps to relieve stress and fatigue by stimulating the entire posterior chain.

Let's try Flying Lizard Pose. This is a great tutorial for an intermediate arm balance that combines core compression with a deep hip opening. It was one of the first arm balances I learned.

A quiet moment of practice by the Ganga river in Rishikesh. Moving through Natarajasana (Dancer's Pose) with the bridge lights reflecting on the water was a reminder to stay grounded, yet always flowing.

Playing with Grasshopper Pose on the beach. This arm balance requires a deep twist and strong core engagement, and it's always fun to practice with the sand and sea nearby.

Here's a step-by-step guide to Bala Bakasana, or Baby Crow Pose. It's a great preparatory pose for other arm balances, teaching you how to engage your core and build shoulder stability.

Exploring some fluid spinal waves in my personal practice. Moving from downward dog through a cat-cow like motion helps to increase spinal mobility and feels so good for the back.

Finding my center in a forearm headstand during a profound trip to Mysore. Inversions like this challenge our perspective and build strength, focus, and tranquility.

About Yoga Asana: Strength, Balance & Flexibility

My approach to asana is not about perfectly mimicking the pose you see on screen. Instead, we focus on real-time verbal adjustments to ensure your alignment is safe for your body. Whether you are working on arm balances or just opening up tight hips, we move with your breath, not against it, so you leave feeling energized rather than drained.

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