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Yoga Foundations: Build Flexibility, Strength, and Balance

byVaibhavOnline & In-person therapy in Bellandur & SarjapuraStarts from800 per sessionView full gallery

Yoga is not about tying yourself into knots. I help you build a strong, flexible, and balanced body by teaching you the right technique for every pose, from beginner stretches to advanced flows.

Mastering an advanced pose like Chakrasana (Wheel Pose) is a journey, not a race. I break down the preparatory poses like Cat-Cow and Bridge Pose to safely build the spinal extension and shoulder opening required.

Are you struggling to do the Wheel Pose, or Chakrasana? This video breaks down the preparatory steps, focusing on opening the shoulders and strengthening the back with bridge pose variations to help you get there.

If you want to make your hamstrings more flexible, these four asanas are a must. The sequence includes poses like Downward-Facing Dog and a seated forward fold to safely lengthen the back of your legs.

Do you have tight or stiff hamstrings? This video demonstrates four poses, including Paschimottanasana with a block for support, to help you improve your flexibility safely and effectively.

Here are two of the best yoga poses for hamstring stretches, demonstrated with wall support. I guide you through Parsvottanasana and Trikonasana, explaining how to perform them correctly to avoid injury.

Struggling with the split, or Samakonasana? This tutorial shows you beginner exercises like Skandasana and Kali Asana to stretch your adductors, which are the main muscles you need to open for this pose.

Here are three yoga asanas to add to your routine to improve your overall flexibility. The sequence includes Cat-Cow, Downward-Facing Dog, and Pigeon Pose to mobilize the spine and open the hips.

A yoga wheel is a fantastic prop to deepen your stretches and improve balance. This video shows five poses you can do with a yoga wheel, including a supported backbend and a spine roll.

If you are struggling with balancing poses, you should add these exercises to your practice. The sequence includes drills to improve ankle stability and a variation of Cat-Cow to enhance core strength and focus.

The principle of "Sthira Sukham Asanam" means that a pose should be both steady and comfortable. This video shows the difference between a misaligned pose and one that is properly aligned for maximum benefit.

About Build Your Foundation: Flexibility, Strength & Balance

Many people try to force a stretch until it hurts, but that just creates tension. In my classes, we use the principle of Sthira Sukham—steadiness and comfort. Whether we are using blocks to support your hamstrings or walls for balance, we focus on the right alignment so you build functional strength without risking injury. You do not need to be flexible to join; you just need to be willing to learn the technique.

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