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Advanced Asana & Acro Yoga Training in Mumbai

bySamarth JaniOnline training, home/gym sessions across Mumbai, and studio training in Breach Candy & Bandra WestStarts from15,000 Per Month (12 Sessions)View full gallery

Deepen your practice with guided inversions, arm balances, and partner acro yoga. Build strength and mobility safely at your own pace.

Here I am in Astavakrasana (Eight Angle Pose) at the Kailasha temple. This advanced arm balance requires significant core strength, hip flexibility, and focus.

This video showcases some partner work, including a supported handstand and an Acro Yoga pose. These practices build not only strength and balance but also communication and trust.

A glimpse into some partner poses in an outdoor setting. We're practicing a hanging lotus pose and a supported forward fold, which builds both individual and shared strength.

It's an honor to practice with a fellow yogi. Here, we are working on refining movements and exploring partner stretches, pushing each other to grow.

This assisted backbend is a powerful partner stretch that helps to decompress the spine and open the entire front body. It provides a much deeper release than one could achieve alone.

This is a challenging transition from a handstand into Astavakrasana (Eight Angle Pose). It requires immense control, core strength, and arm balance to execute smoothly.

A playful sequence in the park, moving from a scorpion handstand variation into a reclined bound angle pose. This demonstrates a combination of dynamic strength and restorative flexibility.

Using blocks to deepen the practice. This video shows a transition from a forearm stand (Pincha Mayurasana) variation to a full split (Hanumanasana), using props to achieve greater depth.

A morning asana flow in the park. I'm moving through a sequence that includes Mayurasana (Peacock Pose) and Eka Pada Koundinyasana, both of which are powerful arm balances that energize the body.

This video breaks down how to approach a handstand with a partner's help, no wall required. It's a step by step guide to building the strength and confidence needed for inversions.

About Advanced Asana & Acro Yoga

I don’t believe in chasing impossible shapes just for the perfect photo. Whether we’re working on a freestanding handstand or a partner acro sequence, we start with the fundamentals of alignment and stability. You’ll use blocks, straps, and wall support to build the core strength and shoulder control needed for advanced inversions safely, without rushing the process.

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