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Vinyasa & Mat-Based Flow

bySurbhi SachdevaOnline classes, travels across Delhi NCR, and 3 studio locationsStarts from800 per classView full gallery

A practice built on breath, heat, and mindful transitions. Whether you are finding your footing as a beginner or building strength as a regular, these flows are designed to move with your body.

A feel good Friday flow to energize the body and calm the mind before the weekend. This sequence moves through a series of poses designed to open you up and leave you feeling refreshed.

Come flow with me through a sequence that builds from a low lunge into a challenging arm balance. This practice is about finding grace and strength in the transitions between poses.

Even when sped up, you can feel the softness of this gentle yoga flow. This 16 minute practice is perfect for days when you need to move your body without pushing too hard.

Let it be slow, let it be simple. This gentle flow is a reminder that yoga doesn't always have to be intense. It's about listening to your body and giving it the movement it craves.

Practicing by the ocean is a powerful experience. This vinyasa flow on the beach combines the rhythm of the waves with the rhythm of the breath for a truly meditative practice.

Using socks as props can add a new challenge to your practice. This flow focuses on sliding movements to engage the core and build stability in a creative way.

Each day is different, and our practice should reflect that. This sequence shows how I adapt my workout to what my body needs, moving from an arm balance to a deep hamstring stretch.

Here is a quick look at the Ashtanga Primary Series, also known as Yoga Chikitsa or yoga therapy. It's a set sequence of postures designed to realign the spine, detoxify the body, and build strength.

This plank flow is a great way to build core strength and stability. It's a challenging sequence that will make you feel powerful and is perfect for when you want an effective workout.

I love this side plank flow for when I'm short on time but still want a full body workout. It tests your strength, balance, and endurance, moving from Vasisthasana into a deep hip opener.

About Vinyasa & Mat-Based Flow

I teach in small cohorts of 8-15 students at studios across Delhi-NCR like IFBC in Saket and BoulderBox in Vasant Kunj, so you get actual alignment correction rather than just watching me demonstrate from a distance. We keep the groups intimate and provide all premium props, so you are fully supported whether you are working on your first Vinyasa sequence or refining a challenging arm balance.

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