Swaroop Shetty

About

For me, flow arts isn’t just about looking cool or nailing tricks. It’s a way to reconnect with play, get into your body, and find your own rhythm. I picked up poi and props pretty late myself, and honestly, I still get that childlike excitement every time I move. If you think you’re too old or too clumsy, trust me, you’re not - everyone’s got a flow.

How We Can Learn Together

• Group workshops (focused on beginner poi classes and silk fans): Dive into prop manipulation skills in a chilled-out group. Sometimes I bring in other teachers so you get a taste of different props in a single session.
• Structured courses: For those who want more than a taste, I run beginner journeys where you learn basics, then level up to making your own flow routines. We end with a duet jam - always a blast.
• 1:1 sessions: Private training for both adults and kids. I especially love watching kids come up with their own moves - it’s all about making learning playful.

Special Fire Jam

At the end of many workshops, you can watch a fire spinning experience. If you’re ready, I guide you through spinning fire yourself - safely, of course. It’s wild, but safe, and something you won’t forget.

Where & How

Mostly, I teach at Bangalore Creative Circus in Yeshwantpur, but I do travel for festivals and gatherings across India. My workshops are about support, fun, and actually getting moving - no super serious vibes, just real people learning together.