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Finding Strength Upside Down: Inversions & Arm Balances

bySuhani SinghLive online classes & In-person sessions in Delhi NCRStarts from3,000 per monthView full gallery

Ever wanted to see the world from a different angle? Whether you are working toward your first headstand or refining your handstand balance, I am here to help you build the strength and focus to get there safely.

The way you love is who you are. A simple tuck handstand practice in Laos, focusing on core engagement and balance. Handstands are a journey of self-love and patience.

Good and not-so-good practice days. This video shows a jump into a handstand, embracing the philosophy of 'practice not perfect'. Every attempt teaches us something new.

Making space for new blessings with a Sirsasana (Headstand) flow. Inversions are a wonderful way to shift your perspective, both physically and mentally. This was filmed in a beautiful shala in Luang Prabang, Laos.

Evening flows with Tittibhasana (Firefly Pose). This advanced arm balance requires open hips and strong arms, and it's a pose we can build towards step-by-step in my online yoga classes.

Your breath is your real teacher. A practice of Pincha Mayurasana (Forearm Stand) with a tuck variation, focusing on using the breath to find stability and calm in a challenging pose.

Post-practice mood. This video shows a transition from a forearm stand variation into Bakasana (Crow Pose), a playful and challenging flow to build strength and coordination.

My odd-ish relationship with Pincha Mayurasana. This video shows different entries into forearm stand, from a hollow back to a tuck, exploring the different ways to approach this powerful inversion.

Keep practicing, all is coming. A tripod headstand flow, moving from a tucked position to straight legs. This variation, Mukta Hasta Sirsasana, is great for building shoulder stability.

If I miss the boat, it wasn't my boat. A calming indoor practice of Padma Pincha Mayurasana (Lotus in Forearm Stand), a pose that requires immense focus, flexibility, and trust in the process.

It's not about the poses you achieve, but the patience you build. This video shows a flow into Ganda Bherundasana (Chin Stand), an advanced backbend and inversion that took years of patient practice.

About Finding Strength Upside Down: Inversions & Arm Balances

Inversions are not just about the pose; they are about shifting your perspective and building patience. I don't just teach you the technique—we work on the foundational strength, shoulder stability, and breath control needed to hold these poses safely. Whether you are working on a crow pose or a handstand, we break it down into manageable, progressive steps that fit your current level.

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