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Advanced Yoga Inversions & Arm Balance Practice

bySandhyaAt-home sessions across Gurugram; Group classes at 2 studiosStarts from4,200 per monthView full gallery

Let’s challenge your perspective. Whether it's finding balance in a headstand or building strength for arm balances, we move with purpose, one breath at a time.

Finding my headspace with a tucked forearm stand (Pincha Mayurasana). This inversion requires significant shoulder and core strength, and is a great way to build focus.

A scorpion pose variation against the bright sky. This rooftop practice shows the control needed to hold a deep backbend while balancing on the forearms.

Fusing yoga with calisthenics, I use parallel bars to practice handstand variations. This kind of cross-training builds incredible upper body strength and stability.

Consistency is key. This video shows different aspects of my training, from balance board work to handstands, all contributing to a stronger practice.

Holding a forearm stand in a gym setting. Inversions teach us to find strength in uncomfortable positions, both on and off the mat.

Working on a standing split press towards a handstand. This drill builds the hamstring flexibility and core power needed for press handstands.

Practicing a forearm stand with a straddle split in the park. Taking inversions outdoors adds an extra challenge of balancing on an uneven surface.

Holding an eight-angle pose (Astavakrasana) in a park. This arm balance requires a combination of core strength, hip flexibility, and a bit of playfulness.

This video playfully shows that flexibility and strength are not luck, but the result of consistent practice, including headstands and core work.

A handstand silhouette against the setting sun. This pose is a powerful expression of balance, strength, and finding a different perspective.

About Advanced Practice: Inversions & Arm Balances

Inversions aren't about holding a pose perfectly from day one; they’re about learning to trust yourself when your world is upside down. Whether we’re at CaliClan in Sector 58 or working privately at your home, I focus on the specific mobility drills and core engagement that build real stability. We use blocks, walls, and patience to make sure you’re safe while you challenge your comfort zone.

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