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Ashtanga Yoga

Traditional Mysore-style Ashtanga practice with structured primary series. Build strength, stamina, and inner discipline.

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Ashtanga Yoga
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Program DetailsEverything you need to know

  • DurationOngoing / Self-paced Mysore programme
  • ScheduleMon-Sat — 6 AM to 8:30 AM (Mysore self-practice)
  • Batch SizeIndividually guided within group setting (max 15)
  • CertificationCompletion Certificate on Primary Series milestone
  • FacultySenior traditionally-trained Ashtanga teachers
  • FormatIn-person at Bengaluru studio (Mysore-style)
About This Program

What You'll Learn

Course Description

Rooted in the lineage of Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, our Ashtanga programme follows the authentic Mysore method. You learn the Primary Series posture by posture at your own pace, receiving individual adjustments and guidance even within the group room. New asanas are added only when you're ready, building a steady, breath-linked practice that grows with you over months and years.

This is a disciplined, traditional practice that develops considerable strength, stamina, and concentration. The synchronisation of breath (ujjayi), gaze (drishti), and energy locks (bandhas) creates a moving meditation. While demanding, the Mysore format makes Ashtanga accessible to dedicated beginners as well as seasoned practitioners.

Key Benefits

  • Builds full-body strength, stamina, and flexibility
  • Develops deep concentration through breath-movement synchronisation
  • Establishes a self-sufficient daily personal practice
  • Personalised pace and adjustments within the Mysore method
  • Detoxifies and energises the body through dynamic flow
  • Cultivates discipline, consistency, and mental resilience
FAQ

Frequently Asked
Questions

Still have questions? We're here to help you choose the right program for your journey.

01What is Mysore-style and how is it different from a led class?
In Mysore-style you practise the sequence at your own pace from memory while the teacher gives one-on-one guidance and adjustments. It's not a follow-along class, which is why it suits all levels.
02Can a beginner join Ashtanga?
Yes. Beginners start with the opening sequence and a few postures, and learn the rest gradually. The personalised format means you never feel left behind.
03How often should I practise?
Traditionally Ashtanga is practised six mornings a week, with rest on Saturdays and moon days. We recommend at least three to four mornings to make steady progress.
04Do I have to practise on an empty stomach in the morning?
Yes, the practice is done on an empty stomach, which is why early-morning slots suit it best. A light start to the day helps you move freely.
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