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Achievements & Recognition

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We don’t just teach yoga; we strive for excellence that inspires. From setting multiple world records to community-wide wellness events, our achievements reflect the dedication of our students and teachers to the traditional path of yoga.

News coverage of our 8th world record in yoga. It was a proud moment for the entire Ashtanga Institute community.

A proud moment for our institute, receiving an award for setting our 8th world record in yoga. This reflects the dedication and spirit of our entire community of students and teachers.

A group photo with the young students who participated in our world record attempt. Their energy and enthusiasm were the heart of our success.

Receiving the official certificate for our world record. This achievement belongs to every single student who participated.

We set our 9th world record on the same day, this time for Utkatasana (Chair Pose). This video captures the moment of achievement with our dedicated team.

I was honored to be a speaker at the HR Infotech Association event in Mumbai, discussing the importance of a health and wellness mindset.

A close-up of the World Records Book of India certificate for our Veerabhadrasana record. A symbol of our collective effort and achievement.

News coverage of our 9th world record, where we held Utkatasana for a minute. The main goal was to raise awareness about using mobile phones mindfully and focusing on health.

The entire group of participants and organizers at our world record event. It takes a village to achieve something this big.

An aerial view of our 8th world record event, with over 1600 students performing Veerabhadrasana (Warrior Pose I) in unison. A truly breathtaking sight.

About Achievements & Recognition

These records are not just headlines; they are proof that consistency and traditional methods work. When you see over 1600 students performing Veerabhadrasana in unison, or groups holding Utkatasana to highlight mindful phone usage, you realize this is not just exercise—it is a collective movement toward discipline. We share these milestones to show you that if our students can push past their perceived limits, you can too, whether you are here for weight loss, therapy, or professional training.

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