**What happens when you remove sight from the practice?**
The movement may be the same, but the experience changes completely.
In our online Power Yoga session, we explored one transition with eyes open and again blindfolded — to build awareness, trust, and control.
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The Yog Circle
The Yog Circle is a platform where all Yog enthusiasts, irrespective of their age, gender, experience, can come together to learn more.
Teachers learn from their students and students gain from the experience of the teachers.
Struggling to Sleep? 🌙
Our Insomnia Workshop focuses on calming the mind, regulating the breath, and creating better sleep patterns—naturally.
Because good sleep isn’t a luxury, it’s essential.
Flow Between Up Dog & Down Dog 🔄
Explore Urdhva Mukha Svanasana and Adho Mukha Svanasana dynamically with props for better support, alignment, and control.
Props don’t make it easier—they make it smarter.
Explore Lizard Pose Variations 🦎
Try these different ways to deepen your stretch, build strength, and improve hip mobility.
💬 Let us know which variation you liked the best!
Restorative Yoga is a slow, deeply relaxing practice where the body is supported with props so you can completely let go.
It activates the Parasympathetic Nervous System, helping the body move from stress to calm.
🧘 Benefits:
* Reduces stress & anxiety
* Improves sleep
* Calms the mind
* Supports emotional balance
Sometimes healing begins with deep rest. ✨
Be Mindful of Your Wrists 🖐️
Your wrists support more than you realise.
Use them with awareness, alignment, and care—especially in weight-bearing poses.
Flowing Smoothly from Malasana 🌀
Malasana isn’t just a static pose — it’s the perfect starting point for dynamic transitions.
Learn how to flow smoothly from this deep squat to your next pose!
Yoga Block – Part 4 🧱
More ways to use this simple prop to improve alignment, stability, and control.
Support your practice. Refine your movement.
Prepare Before You Go Deep 🌿
Deeper backbends aren’t about pushing—they’re about preparing.
Open the shoulders, strengthen the back, and move with awareness.
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