Adam Fazlur is a qualified yoga instructor and People’s association trainer. He has studied under different teachers from various Yoga traditions in India and abroad and has been sharing the teachings of Yoga for the past 6 years regionally. Currently, he teaches at yoga holistic centers, Art of Living Foundation, schools, corporate companies and individual classes.

Before his Yoga advent, Adam conducted courses for children on moral values, positive motivation and counseling. He has also conducted stress and breath awareness workshops for adults. He has conducted breath awareness workshops to more than 50 companies and yoga classes to more than 2000 children in Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Philippines and Singapore.

Asokan has been practicing and teaching yoga for more than half a decade now. He has always been passionate about physical fitness, and started his journey as a national long distance runner in Malaysia after which he had a successful career as a gym fitness instructor in Singapore.

When he was 33 he discovered the mental, physical and spiritual benefits of yoga, and realized that he had found his path in this life. As someone who discovered an innate ability and passion fairly late in life, he strongly believes that the same could be true for many others. This belief drives his teaching, as he tries to help his students on their journey of deeper self discovery.

Asokan received his teacher training from the Sivananda school and the Swami Vivekenanda Yoga Research Foundation (SVYASA) in Singapore as well as the Bihar school of yoga in Bangalore. He has also received teacher training in Family Yoga from Global Family Yoga. He is a Yoga Alliance certified teacher.

Joni first came across Yoga about 7 years ago. At that time, she had just completed her MBA and was attending Yoga classes over Friday nights and weekends. When she completed the MBA course, she was looking for some kind of activity or sport to fill up her time and also to find relaxation from her hectic work schedule. So she signed up for Yoga classes.

What she found was that the more she practised, the more she understood herself and enhanced her personal growth. This created positive changes in her life and also marked her first step into the holistic journey of Yoga.

She took up a Yoga Teacher Training Course under Shiva Yoga Kendra and graduated with a International Diploma in Ashtanga Yoga in November 2005. She has been teaching since then.

For Joni, Yoga is a lifelong journey. It allows one to rest the mind and experience life to its fullest. She hopes to help everyone achieve tranquility, self awareness and a positive attitude towards life.

Seven years ago, Kym attended her first yoga class and immediately felt the mental and physical benefits. Through hard work and amazing self-discipline, she has developed an intense daily personal practice as she strives to deepen her knowledge and understanding of the full philosophy of yoga.

Kym is also a talented photographer, but as her passion for yoga grew she felt the need to also share what she has learnt with others. She received her teaching training from the Yoga Vedanta Training Academy International Shivaananda Kendra and has been teaching for the past year.

Kym conducts her classes primarily in Mandarin.

Michelle started her career as an Occupational Therapist (Bachelor of Health Science, University of Sydney) more than 8 years ago, specializing in neurological and orthopaedic rehabilitation .Her interest in teaching began when she coordinated and taught in the antenatal and baby massage program in 2002.

Wishing to share her passions with others, Michelle obtained a teacher training certificate in pre-natal yoga with Gaia-Sun Yoga and attended the exercise and pregnancy workshop by the Australian Graduate School of Health & Sport Science. She was also certified and trained directly by Master Sivaram and was deeply inspired by his belief in the Sivananda (hatha yoga) tradition, as well as being a certified Yin Yoga teacher.

With her own personal practise and experience in the benefits of yoga (which help to eliminate her chronic backaches) and her strong healthcare background (knowledge of anatomy and physiology), Michelle aims to share her passion and knowledge with people from all walks of life. She believes in the great benefits of yoga in everyday life, and wants to help guide her students on their journey of self exploration.

Raymond's foray into yoga began in 2001 where his early inspirations were Brian Kest, Baron Baptiste and Beryl Bender Birch. When he moved to Hong Kong in 2005, what began as a cursory interest in yoga developed into a lifelong commitment towards Self realization when he undertook his teacher’s training. He is intrigued by the integrated approach which yoga provides towards understanding the self from a physical, mental and spiritual perspective. He is grateful to the many gurus who have been influential in opening his eyes to yoga and the immense richness it portrays on Life. These teachers include Wanda Hewitt, Patrick Creelman, Desiree Rambaugh, Francis Gairns, David Life and Sharon Gannon, David Swenson, Ramanan Patel, Shiva Rea, Mark Whitwell and countless other teachers who have so instrumentally given inspirational classes, workshops and imparted their pearls of wisdom and shaktipat.

Raymond continues to be committed to sharing his personal experiences on yoga whenever he can, as he believes in the healing and energizing power of the discipline. His main inspiration is the Anusara style of yoga which he believes to be compassionate and life enhancing. The teacher’s job is essentially to unlock the beauty of Life already found within each individual.

Shivanantham is trained and certified by the International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centre in Kerala and World Community Service Centre in Chennai. He has been practicing yoga since he was 15 under the guidance of his grandfather and studied under great masters in various paths of yoga.

Coming from a family with a strong tradition in yoga, Shivan has followed the same path to become a yoga teacher. Wanting to spread the beauty of living life to the fullest and most importantly being happy, he finds great pleasure helping others in the pursuit of greater health.

Shivan specializes in Yoga therapy and Kids Yoga.

Theera's yoga journey started eight years ago at the Bikram Yoga studio in Bangkok. At that time, he was a Ph.D. student and his yoga practice was a release from all the stress of his tough research work. However, he found that he could not stop practicing yoga, and had the opportunity to practice with Bikram, Rajeeshree Choudhury and Emmy Cleaves from time to time.

Later he shifted his practice to include other styles of yoga including Vinyasa flow with master Kamal, Anusara, Power and and Ashtanga. He also really for in love with Shiva Rea style of Prana Flow yoga as it helped him to improve, deepening and strengthening his practice. It also brought other aspects of yoga philosophy into his life such as heart-opening.

Theera received his teacher training from the Sivananda school in Vrindavan, North India. He continues to deepen his knowledge and practice by attending workshops including those by Ellen Head, David Life and Sharon Gannon.

Theera was also awarded 1st place in the fist annual Bikram yoga championship held in Singapore, 2007 and 3rd place in the first and second annual Thailand regional yoga asana championship - the Bishnu Charan Goash Cup in 2004 and 2006.

Tina’s interest for fitness started from rock climbing. Rock climbing stretches and strengthen her physically and mentally, trains her analytical skills and put her determination to test.

To Tina, Yoga is in many ways similar to rock climbing. Besides the stretching and strengthening, it is also a powerful tool for self-discovery, healing and finding inner peace. Over the years, Tina has grown and benefited from her practice.

Greatly inspired by her two wonderful boys and supportive husband coupled with the encouragement from her Yoga Teacher, Tina decided to enroll in Teacher Trainings to further deepen her practice and equip herself with the right skills and knowledge to share this wonderful gift with others.

She took her first Teacher Training from Yogakids International by Marsha Wenig in 2004. Over the years, she has attended the Yoga for the Special Child Certification Program by Sonia Sumar and was certified and trained directly by Master Sivaram in the Sivananda tradition.

Today, Yoga has become an integral part of her life. She finds it extremely rewarding to share her yoga knowledge and experience with students. She now teaches yoga to children, adults and family. “Every practice is a commitment to embark on a journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance and cultivating compassion for all beings along the way.”