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Iyengar Yoga Classes with Props & Alignment

byIyengar YogaStudio in Andheri West, MumbaiStarts from2,200 Per Month (12 Classes)View full gallery

Precision meets practice. We focus on anatomical alignment using specialized props like rope walls and bolsters to help you deepen your asana practice safely, right here in Andheri West.

The correct alignment is everything. Here, I am using a yoga belt to help the student achieve the full extension in Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward-Facing Dog), ensuring the spine is long and the heels move towards the floor. This is hands-on guidance.

This is not just relaxation, it is a deep therapeutic backbend. We use a combination of bolsters, blocks, and weights to open the chest, release the spine, and allow for complete rejuvenation of the body and mind.

Using the wall ropes for support in Urdhva Dhanurasana (Upward Bow Pose). The ropes help to open the shoulders and lift the dorsal spine, making the backbend deeper and safer. This is an advanced backbend practice.

A glimpse into a group class focusing on backbends like Dhanurasana and Ustrasana. I guide students with precise instructions on anatomy, like lifting the sternum and tucking the buttock, to ensure they perform the asana correctly. Samajhna important hai.

Yoga is also for expectant mothers. Here, we use the wall for a supported inversion, which helps to relieve pressure on the lower back and improve circulation during pregnancy. Every asana is modified for safety.

We use wall ropes for Parivrtta Trikonasana (Revolved Triangle Pose). This prop helps to deepen the twist from the torso while keeping the hips stable and square, which is critical for spinal health.

Here I am demonstrating the use of wall ropes to open the chest and shoulders. This action lengthens the arms and creates space in the upper body, which is preparation for many other asanas.

Every class begins with the traditional Iyengar yoga invocation, Yogena chittasya padena vacham. This helps to quiet the mind and bring focus to the mat before we begin our asana practice.

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In these sessions, props are not shortcuts; they are tools to help you understand your body’s anatomy. Whether you are using a rope wall for spinal traction or teak blocks for a deeper stretch, we focus on where the pressure is in your joints, not just how the pose looks. We do not rush; we work on the mechanics of each movement to build real strength.

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