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Learn the Correct Yoga Form for Injury-Free Practice

bySanatan Yoga StudioOnline sessions and at studio in Arekere, BengaluruStarts from3,500 Per Person Per MonthView full gallery

Doing an asana the wrong way causes injury and denies you the benefits. I teach alignment-focused, traditional Hatha Yoga to help you practice safely and effectively.

Many people perform Bhujangasana, or Cobra Pose, incorrectly, which can strain the back. I teach the proper way to open the chest and strengthen the spine, which is essential for heart and lung health.

Most people practice Baddhakonasana (Butterfly Pose) by rounding their back. I teach you to keep the spine straight, using props if needed, to truly open the hips and get the benefits for PCOD and PCOS.

Understanding the correct alignment in backbends is crucial to avoid pain. This image breaks down the wrong way, which causes pelvic strain, versus the correct way, which involves the entire spine.

There is a big difference between a backbend and what just looks like one but actually causes back pain. I teach you to bend from your mid and upper back, not just your lower back, for a safe and effective practice.

Many exercises like mountain climbers are called "yoga" today, but they are not. I teach you the difference between a fast paced exercise and a mindful, traditional yoga asana that works on a deeper level.

To achieve a perfect Trikonasana (Triangle Pose), your hands, shoulders, and head should be in one straight line. This alignment ensures you get the maximum stretch and benefit from the pose.

You might be surprised to learn you've been doing Malasana (Garland Pose) incorrectly. Practicing yoga correctly is more important than just practicing.

If you are struggling with Sarvangasana (Shoulder Stand), the wall is your best friend. I teach this step by step method to build strength and confidence before attempting the full inversion.

Here I demonstrate the correct way to get into and hold Makarasana (Crocodile Pose). This is a vital relaxation asana that helps calm the mind and body after practice.

This image beautifully shows the progression of shoulder rotation from a beginner to an intermediate and then an advanced level. It's a journey of consistency and patience.

About Learn the Correct Form

You will notice in my classes I often use wooden blocks and straps, even for simple poses like Baddhakonasana (Butterfly Asana). Most people force their bodies into shapes that look like the pictures but actually restrict the hips and strain the lower back. Before you attempt any advanced pose here, I first look at your existing patterns to see if your current practice is helping you or creating new issues.

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