Meet Our Trainers

"Yoga is a mirror to look at ourselves from the inside."

Priya discovered yoga during a period of personal transformation and has never looked back. Trained in Rishikesh, she holds a 500-hour RYT certification and specializes in creating safe, supportive spaces for students of all levels. Her teaching style is warm, encouraging, and deeply aligned with traditional yogic principles.

"Strength is not just physical. True power comes from stillness."

Arjun's journey with yoga began in his teens, inspired by a family tradition of Ayurvedic practice. He has studied under masters in Mysore and is certified in Ashtanga, Kundalini, and Power Yoga. He weaves ancient wisdom with modern science, creating challenging yet deeply meaningful classes that transform body and mind.

"The breath is the bridge between the body and the soul."

Ananya's profound stillness is felt the moment she enters a room. A graduate of the Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram in Chennai, she has dedicated her life to sharing the transformative arts of meditation and breathwork. Her sessions are renowned for creating deep shifts in awareness that students carry far beyond the studio.

"Healing begins where judgment ends."

With a background in physiotherapy and yoga, Rohit bridges the gap between medical rehabilitation and holistic wellbeing. He is particularly adept at working with students recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions. His gentle, anatomy-informed approach ensures safety and profound healing for all students.

"Let go of who you think you are and discover who you might become."

Kavita brings playfulness and joy to every class. A former dancer, she discovered yoga as a complement to her movement practice and never left the mat. She is one of the few certified aerial yoga instructors in Delhi and also teaches specialized yin and prenatal yoga workshops throughout the year.

"The real journey of yoga is from the outer world to the inner world."

Siddharth is the elder statesman of the Yoga Sangam family. After spending 3 years at an ashram in Varanasi studying Vedic texts and classical yoga, he returned to share these teachings in a way that is both authentic and accessible. His classes are a rare combination of movement, philosophy, and sacred chanting.