Intermediate Level

Power Yoga

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Our yoga is the foundation of strength and stamina

Power Yoga at Astayoga is a dynamic and strength-focused practice designed for students who already have a basic understanding of yoga and are ready to take their practice further. This style of yoga combines continuous movement with conscious breathing, helping improve stamina, flexibility, and muscular strength while maintaining balance and control.

Unlike fast-paced workout routines, Power Yoga at Astayoga is guided with awareness and proper alignment. Each session challenges the body while keeping safety and mindfulness at the core, making it ideal for intermediate-level practitioners who want to grow stronger without strain.

Different types of yoga methods

Power Yoga at Astayoga is practiced through structured and progressive methods that build strength, stamina, and focus while maintaining control and safety.

Strength
Focused Flow

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Breath
Driven Practice

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Balanced
Intensity Flow

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Benefits of Power Yoga

Power Yoga is a dynamic practice that builds physical strength while improving focus, stamina, and body control through mindful movement and breath.

  • Builds strength and muscle tone.
  • Improves balance and flexibility.
  • Boosts energy and endurance.
  • Enhances focus and mental clarity.
  • Supports healthy weight control.

Frequently asked questions

Power Yoga is ideal for intermediate students who are comfortable with basic yoga poses and want a stronger, more dynamic practice.

Three to four sessions per week are recommended for building strength, stamina, and flexibility safely.

Yes. Power Yoga helps burn calories, improve metabolism, and build lean muscle when practiced regularly.

Power Yoga is best for those with prior yoga or fitness experience. Beginners are advised to start with Hatha Yoga first.

Yes. Power Yoga uses bodyweight movements to strengthen muscles and improve overall endurance.

Yes. When practiced with proper alignment and guided instruction, it is safe and beneficial long term.

A yoga mat, comfortable clothing, and water are recommended for a safe and effective session.

Power Yoga is faster paced and strength focused, while traditional yoga emphasizes slower movements and longer holds.