Yoga Empowers You

Live more Fully, Healthily and Happily

Prasad Rangnekar

Yogaprasad Institute

Known as the 'teacher of teachers', Prasad is a much sought after Yoga educator and transformation guide around the world. Prasad has been guiding people through the empowering methods of yoga for last 23 years in over 15 countries across Asia, North America, South America, Middle-east and Europe. As a speaker Prasad is regularly invited by Indian Embassies, Conferences, Schools, Corporates, Athletes, Charity organisations and Individuals around the world to motivate and inspire. His talks and workshops have brought health and happiness in the lives of thousands of people around the world.

Prasad believes that Yoga is much more than poses and stretches, Yoga is a science of self-empowerment that can be practiced by everyone beyond age, gender, race and religion.

Prasad’s dynamic, clear and humorous teaching style makes the nuances of Yoga easily accessible. His extensive knowledge and experience of human physiology and psychology makes him understand the students in a comprehensive manner.

Prasad believes that practicing Yoga in its holistic sense brings us to a lasting state of inner peace, which we all are knowingly or unknowingly seeking. With this as his mission Prasad shares his wisdom to help people become healthy and happy from within.

For more information on Yogaprasad Institute visit: www.yogaprasad.in

What will you get?

Fit Body

You will learn how to get a fit body by practicing simple Yoga Techniques everyday. Forget about pains and body aches now. Live a healthy and fit life. If you are sportsman or runner or fitness buff. We have special secrets for you to keep your performance high.

Discover Powerful Ways

Towards Harmonious Living

Balancing Roles & Responsibilities, 5 Steps to Harmonious Living

6 April 2018: 10 am to 12 noon

In this workshop, we will learn how to create harmony between our responsibility towards ourselves and others through some profound yet practical tips mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita.

Body Rehab 1: Neck and Shoulder

7 April 2018: 9 am to 11 am

A healing yoga sequence to ease Neck + shoulder pain, the therapy helps you relieve stress and tension in the neck & shoulders. Specially for professionals to learn how to adapt poses for healing in daily routine.

Body Rehab 2: Lower Back and Knee

8 April 2018: 9 am to 11 am

The workshop helps you to Develop a yoga practice to build core strength, flexibility, and lengthen the spine to minimizing low back pressure and pain.

Learn how to avoid knee injury and improve knee health during your yoga practice.

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Venue:

Melville Park, Function Hall,

Simei St. 1, Singapore - 529948

Event Organised by:

Adetti Gaurr

Prasad was gracious enough to conduct Bhagvad Gita lessons for some of us, who have been learning Yoga from him for a while. His simple yet powerful elaborations, had us all looking forward to the next Sunday class, where he gave us a deeper perspective into this ancient story that has come to be revered by so many all over the world. In the classes, I saw in Prasad a yogi who truly lives his essence. His wisdom and knowledge of the Upanishads and ancient texts, made him competent to support his explanations and convinced us of the spiritual destiny that we all come into this world with. And he never for once, made us feel inadequate, on the contrary, I always felt empowered, ready to face the battle of life. Prasad asked all the difficult questions that we frequently hide from, urging us to live our ‘complete self’ by looking deeper and what I discovered was that, the only battle that we are meant to fight, is the one that lies within.

Veena Sethi

Nigel Oakins

I took Prasad's class at the Bangkok Yoga festival 2010 and it was a wonderful combination of explanation, practice and exploring the deeper meaning behind a series of basic poses. Even the more experienced delegates seemed delighted to re-explore the connection between each pose and get a deeper understanding of the history of yoga. Less experienced among the group understood that there is so much more to yoga than the physical application.