In Hatha Yoga practice, students will explore traditional asanas with a focus on proper alignment, conscious breathing, and mindful movement. The practice helps create balance between Sun and Moon energies, developing harmony between strength and softness, stability and flexibility.

Students will learn Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation) and Chandra Namaskar (Moon Salutation) along with a variety of asana categories, including:

Standing Asanas for strength, stability, and grounding Balancing Asanas to improve focus, coordination, and body awareness Seated Asanas for flexibility, calmness, and deeper awareness Hip Opening Asanas to release tension and improve mobility Arm Balances to build strength, confidence, and concentration Inversions to develop balance, circulation, and mental clarity Backbends and Twisting Asanas for flexibility and spinal health Relaxing Asanas for deep rest and recovery

Through mindful sequencing and breath awareness, students will learn how to create balanced Hatha Yoga practices, understand alignment principles, and confidently guide others through safe and authentic yoga classes.

Along with covering the philosophical part of Ashtanga Yoga, you will also learn the primary series of Ashtanga Yoga Asana. Not only the asana practise, but one will also learn to instruct along with counts in Sanskrit and opening and closing mantras. Below is a brief weekly schedule

Week 1 : Surya Namaskar A and B

Week 2 : Standing and Seated Sequence

Week 3 : Seated and closing sequence

Week 4 : Mysore style and teaching practice

Along with Ashtanga practice, one will also be trained in Vinyasa Flow which covers the Hatha Yoga postures. The idea here will be to train the students on how to create the flows with proper sequencing for a peak posture or any theme-based flows like arm balancing, hip opening etc.

As this is a holistic Yoga course, gaining knowledge of ancient yogic philosophy is of utmost importance. Here we introduce you to Patanjali Yog sutras, nadis, chakras, Hatha yog pradipika, eight limbs of ashtanga, trigunas, Pancha vayus, Pancha koshas, Vedas and inspiring stories of sages and saints.

Along with performing asanas, pranayama and meditation, it is very important to have knowledge of its impact on our body and systems. Anatomy and physiology cover various systems like respiratory, digestive system and anatomy of all joints linking them with asanas, bandhas and mudras.

This class will be focused on understanding the basic alignment of the body in asana and variations that can be incorporated for making the asana less or more intense to ensure that when you teach you can give set of instructions that suits all level of practitioners.

Breath is the vital force that keeps our body alive and energetic throughout the day. This course will cover all the pranayama practices as per Hatha Yog Pradipika which includes Yogic breathing, Nadi shodhan, Ujjayi, Bhastrika, Suryabhedi, Chandrabhedi, Bhramari, Sheetali and Sheetkari.

Also, you will perform the internal cleansing practise which is also called shatkarmas include jalneti, kapalbhati, rubber neti, vaman and trataka.

Learn the importance of performing meditation on a daily basis. Learn different techniques of guided meditation like Trataka, japa and ajapa meditation, Osho dynamic meditation, mantra chanting meditation, gratitude or forgiveness meditation.

Along with all the above also experience some interesting activities with us like full moon meditation, silence day, kirtan nights, sound healing sessions, nature walk etc.