A student in a seated forward fold during a classical Hatha Yogasanas class at Adiyoga in Earlwood

Practice · Classical Hatha

Yogasanas in Earlwood

A 21-posture classical Hatha Yoga course devised by Sadhguru.

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ADIYOGA Studio, 104 Bayview Avenue, Earlwood NSW

Yogasanas is a 21-posture classical Hatha Yoga course devised by Sadhguru.

For most people, the physical body acts as a constant hurdle—demanding attention through aches, fatigue, and compulsive emotional states. In the yogic tradition, as articulated by Sadhguru, an asana is not a mere physical exercise or a routine stretch, but a posture that leads to a higher dimension of perception and experience.

Classical Yogasanas are a powerful technology to transform the human body and mind from being an obstacle into a refined channel for ultimate well-being.

Rather than striving for superficial fitness or outer comparison, practicing Yogasanas allows an individual to take absolute charge of their life. By shifting the very chemistry of the system, this classical discipline creates an inner environment marked by profound healthfulness, joyfulness, and stability, laying the bedrock for higher possibilities of human consciousness.

At a glance

Format
3 workshop sessions (+1 follow up class)
Fee
$299 (tax included)
Age
14 and over
Intensity
Low to medium
Experience needed
None
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What Yogasanas is

Yogasanas is a course of twenty-one postures in the classical Hatha Yoga tradition, devised by Sadhguru. Asana means posture, but in this tradition these are not stretches or physical exercise. They are subtle processes for directing your energy, so the whole system moves towards health, balance and wellbeing.

It is suitable for anyone aged fourteen and over, at low to medium intensity, with no prior yoga experience or flexibility necessary, though a level of mental focus is part of the practice. Learned properly, it becomes a practice you can carry into daily life.

🌿 A Lifelong, Independent Practice

Practice Anywhere: Once learned, you require no equipment or instructor—allowing you to practice seamlessly at home or while traveling.

Personal Sadhana: Establish an authentic spiritual discipline that evolves with you throughout your life.

Full Independence: Complete handouts and detailed sequence guides are provided for safe, effective self-practice.

"Yogasana is not an exercise. It is a subtle processes to shape your body into a higher possibility."
Sadhguru

See it in practice

A short introduction on video.

New to this practice? This short video shows what it is and how it is done.

Core benefits

Physical wellbeing

Flexibility & strength

Builds flexibility, strength and joint mobility through precise postures.

Posture & circulation

Supports healthy posture, circulation, digestion and breathing.

Mental & energy balance

Calm & clarity

Settles the mind and sharpens clarity and focus.

Energy flow

Uses the body to direct and balance the flow of energy to higher energy centers.

Spiritual growth

Ground for meditation

Prepares the body and mind for meditation and deeper practice.

Daily home practice

A complete sequence to continue on your own at home.

Yogasanas vs. Casual Yoga Classes

Yogasanas (Classical Hatha Yoga)Profound 21-step posture sequence for inner transformation and energy alignmentCommon Casual Yoga ClassesGeneralized posture flows focused primarily on physical fitness and stretching
Yogasanas (Classical Hatha Yoga)Precise geometry, strict alignment, and internal breath synchronization without music or verbal distractionsCommon Casual Yoga ClassesContinuous dynamic movement, background music, and continuous verbal instruction
Yogasanas (Classical Hatha Yoga)Designed to establish a complete, self-sufficient daily home practice (~30–60 mins)Common Casual Yoga ClassesRelies on ongoing attendance at drop-in guided group classes

Learn more about the science of yogic postures - Asanas

How it is taught

Yogasanas is conducted over 3 workshop sessions (+1 follow up class), with video demonstrations and live instruction that includes hands-on correction, so each of the twenty-one postures is learned accurately. A handout with the full practice sequence is provided on completion.

The fee is $299 (tax included) and covers the program, one follow-up review class, and ongoing support from your teacher. Once you have learned it, the practice is yours to continue at home.

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A guide to who we are, our studio philosophy and our full program offerings.

Ramy, Founder & Yoga Teacher, at Adiyoga in Earlwood

Your teacher

Ramy

Founder & Yoga Teacher

Ramy Zach has been involved in fitness and sport his whole life. He moved from Czechia to Australia at twenty-one, trained as a personal trainer, and has coached clients for close to twenty years.

His path took a deeper turn when he began a committed yoga and meditation practice under Sadhguru. He went on to volunteer for four years at Sadhguru's ashram in India, where he received his yoga certification in the classical tradition we teach today.

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As a novice learning yoga, I have found the teaching exceptional. The small classes provide unique, individualised guidance through Ramy's careful instruction. The environment is calm and meditative. This is not a generic yoga school, it is a classical yoga experience that enhances physical and mental health.
Beginner yoga student·Small-group teaching

Questions

Good to know

No. Yogasanas needs no prior experience and is suitable for anyone aged 14 and over. It is low to medium intensity and taught step by step so you learn each posture properly.

It is conducted over three workshop sessions with video demonstrations and live instruction, including corrections. The fee is $299 (tax included) and covers the program, one follow-up review class, and ongoing teacher support. A handout with the practice sequence is provided on completion.

Wear comfortable clothing you can move in, and bring a water bottle. Arrive a little early to settle in. It is best to practise on a reasonably empty stomach, so leave some time after eating before the session.

With regular practice people report more balanced energy, better mental clarity and focus, relief from chronic back and neck pain, more balanced hormonal levels, and a practice that prepares the body and mind for deeper meditation.

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