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Heal Your Life.

Rajjeet Ray has been practicing yoga since 2009, beginning his journey with regular Surya Namaskar, meditation, and self-study. Over the years, he has explored various yoga traditions and wellness practices, building a comprehensive understanding of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

In 2013, he completed the 21-day Hatha Yoga Program at the Isha Yoga Foundation, where he developed discipline, consistency, and a deeper appreciation for traditional yogic practices. He later completed a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training Course (TTC) at S-VYASA University, securing 85% in Yoga Theory and gaining formal training in yoga philosophy, pranayama, and teaching methodology.

Rajjeet also underwent professional training in Bharat Thakur Artistic Yoga (BTAY), Bangalore, where he learned class sequencing, alignment, and modern teaching techniques for yoga practitioners of different levels. Throughout his journey, he has explored various places.

Pradip B. Sharma has been practicing and teaching yoga since 2013, dedicating himself to helping people improve their physical, mental, and emotional well-being through authentic yoga practices.

He received his professional training in Artistic Yoga under Dr. Bharat Thakur in Bangalore, where he developed a strong foundation in Hatha Yoga, breathwork, alignment, and mindful movement. He has also trained under an Ayurvedic physician specializing in Ayurveda and Panchakarma, deepening his understanding of holistic health and the integration of yoga with natural healing principles.

During 2016 and 2017, Pradip conducted yoga classes in Goa, teaching students from diverse backgrounds and guiding them towards improved strength, flexibility, balance, and mindfulness. He is a Certified Yoga Volunteer, having completed the Yoga Volunteer Certification Course recognized by the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, through an accredited institution.

His teaching style blends traditional Hatha Yoga with functional fitness, incorporating bodyweight exercises, free-weight training, pranayama (breathing techniques), meditation, stretching, and relaxation practices. He also conducts gentle, wellness-oriented yoga sessions designed to improve mobility, posture, flexibility, and stress management. These sessions support overall well-being and complement a healthy lifestyle but are not a substitute for medical treatment.

Pradip believes yoga is more than a physical practice it is a way of life that nurtures discipline, self-awareness, resilience, and inner balance. His mission is to make yoga accessible to everyone, regardless of age or experience, and to inspire people to lead healthier, more mindful lives.