Gokulam, Mysore
Ashtanga Vinyasa Mysore Style
Traditional self-paced practice, taught individually within a shared room.
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Asana · Pranayama · Dhyana
A practice of attention.
Breath, movement and stillness—taught with precision in Gokulam, Mysore, and online.
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01 / The shala
Tradition, made personal.
No two people arrive at practice in the same way. At Ritambhara, the method stays rooted while the guidance responds to the individual.
Students learn to organise breath, attention and effort with enough clarity to make the practice their own.
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Meet Ankur Bhati
Precision with patience.
Ankur teaches from the tradition of Ashtanga, where practice is approached with steadiness and respect for each person’s journey. His work also places a strong emphasis on pranayama, Yoga Nidra and attentive ways of restoring balance to the nervous system.
Nine years in Human Resources continue to inform how he works with people: with a practical understanding of stress, behaviour and sustainable wellbeing.
The aim is not performance. It is a practice that becomes clear, intelligent and sustainable.
02 / Classes
Ways to practise.
Three distinct settings, one consistent approach: close observation, precise guidance and room to progress.
Mysore & online
Prana Urja The study of breath
A progressive month of classical pranayama—experienced, understood and embodied.
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Online Classes A steady rhythm
Guided movement and pranayama for a consistent practice wherever you are.
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“Steadiness changes what effort feels like.”
Ritambhara Yoga Shala
03 / Contact
Begin with a conversation.
Ask about a class, availability, or where to begin. Ankur will reply personally.