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Dr. Shah
Yoga

Gentle, guided practice for a stronger, calmer body.

One-to-one yoga with a qualified teacher who builds each session around your body, your goals and any limits you have — whether you’re a complete beginner or returning after a break.

People come to us for

  • Stiffness and posture from desk work
  • Building strength and balance gently
  • Back and neck comfort (with your doctor’s okay)
  • Breathing and relaxation
  • A steady home practice you can keep

Good to know

  • Yoga supports, but doesn’t replace, medical treatment. Check with your doctor if you have a health condition or recent surgery.
  • Stop and tell your teacher if anything hurts. Discomfort is a signal, not a goal.
  • Wear comfortable clothes, keep a mat or towel nearby, and avoid a heavy meal just before.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about you

    Share your goals and any injuries, conditions or pregnancy when you book. It stays private.

  2. 2

    Practise together

    Online or in person, your teacher guides, watches and adjusts — at your pace.

  3. 3

    Keep going at home

    Get simple practices to repeat, or continue with a self-paced program.

Your plan starts with Dr. Shah

Every client first meets Dr. Shah for an assessment. Yoga is then built into one personal plan with the other parts you need — not sold as a separate class.

How consultations work
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Dr. Shah

Consulting Doctor

Dr. Shah works one-to-one with patients on stress, sleep, energy and everyday health, and teaches the programs on this site for his patients and students.

Languages: English, Hindi

Next available: Today, 11:00 am

₹1,500 per session

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Self-paced yoga programs

YogaBeginner

Gentle Yoga for Beginners

Build a safe daily yoga habit in 15–20 minutes a day, no experience needed.

By Dr. Shah 2 weeks

Free

Questions

All questions
I’m not flexible. Can I still do yoga?

Yes. Flexibility comes from practice — your teacher will adapt every pose to where you are today.

Do I need any equipment?

A mat or a folded blanket is enough. Your teacher may suggest a cushion or a strap from things you already have at home.