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Mindful Yoga Flows and Transitions in Bangalore

bySaumya MishraWorkshops at Good Move Wellness, Koramangala and studios across BengaluruStarts from550 Per WorkshopView full gallery

Moving from one pose to another shouldn't be a race. Join me to explore Vinyasa flows where we link breath and movement with intention, building heat and focus at your own pace.

Try this flow with me. It moves through Warrior 3, Skandasana, Revolved Triangle, and Wild Thing, creating a full body sequence that challenges balance and flexibility.

Here is a flow that incorporates a Wild Thing to Wheel Pose transition. It's a powerful sequence that opens the heart and builds shoulder mobility.

There are different options for lowering down in your Vinyasa flow. This video shows three variations: Chaturanga, Ashtanga Namaskar, and lowering the full body, so you can choose what's best for you.

Who loves Warrior 3? This tutorial breaks down the one legged balancing pose, focusing on alignment and different arm variations to find stability.

Give this simple but effective transition a try. Flowing with your breath helps build a moving meditation.

A fun arm balancing flow in the park. Connecting with nature while you move adds another layer of joy to the practice.

Be water, my friend. A throwback to practicing a simple flow with a beautiful mountain view in Himachal.

Keep moving. This short flow is a reminder that movement is medicine for the body and soul.

Create a life that sets your heart on fire. A short, empowering flow on the beach, moving from Dancer's Pose to Crow Pose.

This is Ardha Baddha Padmottanasana, a deep forward fold and balancing pose that is part of the Ashtanga primary series. It requires both flexibility and focus.

About Yoga Flows & Transitions

Linking poses is where the real work happens, but it is also where most people feel rushed. In my sessions, we slow down the transition between Asanas like Warrior 3 or Skandasana. I prioritize how you move between shapes, focusing on your breath and core stability, so you are not just jumping from one pose to the next.

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