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Advanced Asanas and Strength Building Classes

byThe Ashtanga InstituteAvailable online and at the institute in Airoli, Navi MumbaiStarts from1,200 per monthView full gallery

Master challenging inversions and build functional power. I combine traditional Indian tools like the Mudgal with advanced yoga flows to strengthen your body and mind.

Here I am assisting a student in mastering Dhanurasana (Bow Pose). With the right technique and support, you can safely deepen this heart-opening posture.

A demonstration of 15 dynamic yoga stretches, including lateral lunges. This sequence is designed to build mobility, strength, and endurance.

A student practices the transition into Shirshasana (Headstand) from a kneeling position. This video shows the core control and balance required for inversions.

I demonstrate how to use a Mudgal, an ancient Indian club, for strength training. A strong body is the foundation for a strong and peaceful mind.

Another demonstration of Mudgal training, this time in a gym setting. I believe in integrating traditional strength methods with yoga practice for holistic fitness.

A student demonstrates a challenging balancing posture. Poses like these require immense focus, core strength, and a calm, steady mind.

A student practices Grivasana (Neck Pose), an advanced posture that strengthens the neck, back, and pelvic floor muscles.

A young student demonstrates an impressive drop-back into Chakrasana (Wheel Pose). We nurture talent and provide the right guidance for students of all ages to excel.

I demonstrate a challenging arm balance pose that requires significant strength and control. My classes will guide you on the path to achieving such advanced postures.

Students holding Grivasana (Neck Pose). This advanced backbend requires significant neck and core strength, which we build up progressively in our classes.

About Advanced Asanas & Strength Building

Most people think yoga is only about flexibility. In my sessions, we integrate traditional strength tools like the Mudgal alongside advanced asanas. It is not just about holding a pose; it is about building the raw physical power needed to hold it for longer. Whether you are struggling with a headstand transition or want to add functional strength to your practice, we work on the mechanics first to ensure you are injury-free.

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