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byNidhi BhanotOnline sessions & At-home training across Delhi NCRStarts from3,500 Per MonthView full gallery

Whether it is desk fatigue or chronic stiffness, my sessions use targeted Hatha and Vinyasa poses to safely release tension. Let's work together to restore your mobility, focusing on your specific needs and form.

Today we will discuss Marjariasana, or the Cat-Cow Pose. I'll show you the correct method to increase spinal flexibility and relieve tension in the back and neck.

Ustrasana (Camel Pose) is a wonderful heart-opening backbend. Practicing in nature, this pose helps ease lower back stiffness and improves overall back flexibility.

My student gracefully moving into Ustrasana (Camel Pose) and then Supta Virasana. This sequence is excellent for opening the chest and increasing spinal mobility.

Look at the beautiful arch in my student's Chakrasana (Wheel Pose). This advanced backbend is a testament to her dedication and improved flexibility.

Using a wall for support is a great way to safely practice and deepen backbends like the Wheel Pose, building strength and confidence.

The Wheel Pose, or Chakrasana, is a powerful asana that improves spinal flexibility, strengthens the back, and opens up the chest for better breathing.

My student practices Halasana (Plough Pose) at home. This inversion is a blessing for spine flexibility and helps to calm the nervous system.

A beautiful Halasana (Plough Pose) by my student in the park. This pose stretches the entire spine and shoulders, providing deep relief from back tension.

This video shows a student moving into Halasana. It's an effective pose for improving digestion and stimulating the thyroid gland, which we focus on in our sessions.

Here I am assisting a student with a leg stretch during an in-person home session. Assisted stretching helps to safely deepen the pose and increase flexibility.

About Increase Flexibility & Find Back Pain Relief

Flexibility is not just about touching your toes, it is about safely opening your spine with the right support. In my one-on-one sessions, we don't just 'do' the pose; we focus on alignment, such as using a wall to deepen a backbend or having me physically guide your stretch to ensure you get the benefits without the risk of injury.

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