Mobility & Yoga for Runners in HSR Layout
Runners often ignore recovery until an injury forces a stop. My sessions focus on the specific mobility you need to run stronger and stay injury-free.
Our 'Back to Basics' sessions are perfect for beginners or anyone wanting to refine their form. We cover foundational movements and stretches, like the pigeon pose shown here, to build a strong and flexible base.
A glimpse of our indoor yoga session at Lakshyan Academy of Sports. We move through a series of poses like child's pose and low lunges in a calm, focused environment to help lengthen muscles and quiet the mind.
This outdoor yoga session shows our community working together on core strength and flexibility. We end each session with a period of relaxation, allowing the body to absorb the benefits of the practice.
Mobility work is a constant in our training. Here, the group is performing hip openers and side lunges, which are essential for maintaining a fluid and powerful running stride.
A focused moment during a mobility drill. This side lunge is excellent for improving hip mobility and adductor flexibility, two critical areas for preventing common running injuries.
Dynamic warm ups and cool downs are a part of every session. Here, the group performs leg swings and lunges to prepare the body for work and aid recovery afterward.
Even in an urban setting, we find space to focus on our mobility. This video shows runners working on deep squats and spinal twists, proving that you can work on your flexibility anywhere.
Our community is diverse, with people at all stages of their fitness journey. From post race celebrations to focused planks and meditative yoga poses, we support each other through every step.
About Mobility & Yoga for Runners
Most runners hit a plateau not because of poor cardio, but because of tight hips and underactive glutes. In our HSR Layout sessions, we move beyond generic stretching. We focus on dynamic mobility drills and foam rolling techniques that translate directly to a more fluid, efficient running stride.
Running puts massive repetitive stress on your body. If you are training for distance but skipping mobility, you are just waiting for an injury to happen. My goal is to keep you on the road, not in the physio clinic.
We tackle the specific issues runners face: IT band tightness, hamstring stiffness, and lower back pain. Whether you are prepping for the TCS 10K or just starting your journey, these sessions are structured to build longevity. We meet at HSR Layout Stadium and Agara Lake, creating a space where the community learns together.
What to expect in a session:
- Foam Rolling: I guide you through targeted self-myofascial release to clear muscle knots and improve circulation.
- Mobility & Yoga: We use poses like the pigeon stretch and spinal twists to open up your hips and spine.
- Glute Activation: We use resistance bands to wake up your muscles, ensuring your glutes are doing the work your calves and lower back shouldn't have to carry.
You need to bring your own yoga mat and foam roller to class. I provide the bands and the expertise. We keep the groups to a size where I can actually watch your form and help you adjust. If you are serious about improving your performance, you have to treat recovery with the same discipline you bring to your long runs. Come join the crew and trust the process.
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