Vinyasa & Dynamic Flows with Mindful Alignment
Build strength and find rhythm in your movement. These flows emphasize steady breath and safe posture, ensuring you feel energized rather than drained.
A simple and fluid yoga flow to get your body moving. This sequence includes several foundational standing asanas to warm up the body. Can you name five of them in Sanskrit?
This is a short, dynamic flow focused on opening the hip joints. I move through several standing and balancing postures to build both flexibility and stability in the lower body.
Here is a balancing yoga flow designed to tone your lower body. It incorporates Vrikshasana (Tree Pose) and other standing balances. You can repeat it 10 times to feel your body warm up.
A simple backbend flow to activate and energize your spine. This sequence is perfect for a morning practice to gently awaken the back muscles.
This is a beautiful flow to stretch your body and find your balance. It moves from standing poses to inversions like headstand and backbends like Chakrasana.
A short yoga flow featuring several standing asanas. I challenge you to name three of the poses you see in this sequence using their proper Sanskrit names.
About Vinyasa & Dynamic Flows
In my flows, we don't rush. Whether you are holding a Virabhadrasana or transitioning into a backbend, I watch your alignment closely to keep your spine safe. If a move feels difficult, we use blocks or adjust the angle, so you never feel forced or unsupported.
My approach to Vinyasa is built on the belief that flow should be sustainable. You won't find competitive, 'fitness-first' intensity here. Instead, we focus on linking breath to movement to improve mobility and mental clarity.
How We Practice
Whether you are joining me on the rooftop in Koramangala or logging in for an online session, the structure remains consistent. We begin with foundational standing asanas to warm up the joints, moving slowly into more dynamic sequences like Sun Salutations or specific hip-opening flows.
I break down every pose—from Parivrtta Trikonasana to Chakrasana—step-by-step. If you have been struggling with a headstand or feel stiff during backbends, I provide specific modifications and spotting assistance to help you progress without injury.
The Bilingual Advantage
I believe language should never be a barrier to understanding your own body. I instruct primarily in English, but I often switch to Kannada to explain alignment cues or pose benefits. 'Nimma bennannu straight aagi itkolli' (keep your back straight) is a standard instruction in my class because proper posture is the foundation of every safe asana.
What You Need to Know
- In-Person: We train on a covered rooftop in Koramangala 8th Block, featuring green turf and natural ventilation. We provide basic mats and props like blocks and straps.
- Online: You receive 12 live interactive sessions per month, with real-time corrections via video to ensure your alignment is correct even when you aren't in the studio.
- Contraindications: Not every flow is for everyone. If you have specific health concerns like back pain or asthma, let me know before we begin. I will always offer an alternative modification for you.
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