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Mastering Inversions: From Studio to Summits

byThorat YogashalaOnline classes & in-person at Ghatkopar East and PowaiStarts from1,500 per sessionView full gallery

Inversions are not just about showing off; they are about freedom from fear. Whether you are finding your balance in our Ghatkopar studio or on the cliffs of the Sahyadris, I teach you to find safety and stillness upside down.

A glimpse into our Ghatkopar studio, where students work on various asanas, from arm balances like Ashtavakrasana to inversions like pole-assisted headstands.

Guiding a student through Padma Bakasana (Lotus in Crane Pose), an advanced arm balance that transitions from a headstand. This requires immense core strength and balance.

A class focused on arm balancing, featuring students practicing handstands and chinstands. We build the foundational strength and alignment needed to fly.

Finding a moment of peace and a new perspective with a headstand on Sondai fort. Yoga is not confined to the mat; it's a way of connecting with nature and myself.

I love practicing inversions anywhere, anytime. Here's a headstand on Sondai fort, overlooking the Morbe Dam. Facing your fears is the only way to conquer them.

Students practicing Sirsasana (headstand) variations in our Powai studio. We focus on building a stable foundation to hold the pose with ease and control.

An inversion at sunset. Practicing a headstand in nature, with the sky as my canvas, is a form of meditation and gratitude.

A group headstand with my students at Korigad Fort. Sharing our practice and love for yoga and the mountains is what our community is all about.

Peak happiness is finding balance in nature. A headstand on a bridge over a river at sunset is a perfect moment of connection and tranquility.

Keep calm and engage your core. A student practices a tripod headstand variation, building the strength and control needed for more advanced inversions. across the green meadows of the Sahyadris. Nature is the best yoga mat.

About Mastering Inversions: From Studio to Summits

Inversions are rarely about brute strength; they are about alignment. In my classes, we use specific props like wall ropes and blocks to break down the mechanics of a headstand so you are not just flailing, but learning to control your center of gravity. Whether we are practicing at the Ghatkopar studio or out on a trek, the goal remains the same: steadying your breath so you can hold the pose without fear.

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