WHAT I OFFER

Before we begin, we talk — about your work, your lifestyle, what you're carrying.

That conversation decides where we start, not a fixed class type.

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Sync in Yourself

Move until something shakes loose. Then sit still with what's left.

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Sync with Balance

Stand on one leg, close your eyes, and find out how steady your mind actually is.

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Sync with Spine

The spine holds what the mind won't say. This is how it lets go.

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Sync with Prana

Not breathing exercises. Learning to feel the force breath is carrying.

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Sync with Roots

A single teaching, held long enough to actually change something.

More sequences, coming as they're developed.

New or experienced —
which one fits you, we figure out together.

THE SYNC IN JOY APPROACH

Not just how we practice
Why every practice begins with you.

Sync in Joy is built on the belief that yoga should adapt to the person — not the other way around.

Yoga has never been one path. Movement, breath, devotion, self-inquiry — different doors to the same place. Which one meets you depends on who you are when you arrive.

How far a practice goes depends only on how far you're ready to go.
Simran rolling out her yoga mat before practice
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Personal Practice

Your body, your pace, your path — not a fixed curriculum everyone follows.

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Many Ways In

Movement, breath, devotion, self-inquiry — yoga has always offered more than one door. We find which one is actually yours.

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Beyond the Mat

As practice deepens, so do the tools — some of them won't look like yoga at all. Offered only when you're ready for them.

Ready to experience a practice designed around you?

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ABOUT SIMRAN

My Story

I didn't come to yoga ready to teach.

I came in 2019, in the middle of a bad breakup and a long wait for papers to clear, mostly because my father asked me to try a course. What I actually needed was a way out of my own head — and yoga gave me that, but not the way people expect.

It didn't hand me peace. It showed me exactly how loud my mind could get, and how much daily work it takes to watch it instead of being run by it.

It took six years, and three more trainings, before I let myself call this a career.

Partly because I didn't want to teach from a place of needing money before I'd earned the right to teach honestly. Yoga isn't just asana — it asks who you actually are underneath who you pretend to be, and I wasn't ready to stand in front of anyone until I'd sat with that question myself.

I'm not offering you a finished person.

I still am — some habits have held, some are still being fought, some are only newly gone. I'm offering someone a few steps further down the same path, still walking it. Which is probably exactly why I don't hand anyone a fixed routine.

Simran sitting by a window with a diary and pen
2019 My yoga journey began.
Ready to Teach Six years later, I chose to teach only after I felt ready.

I'm offering someone a few steps further down the same path, still walking it.

HOW SESSIONS WORK

A Practice That Moves With You, Not a Fixed Format

Every practice starts with a conversation — about your work, your week, what your body and mind are actually asking for right now. That's what decides the session, not a fixed format.

Some elements repeat on purpose — mastery asks for that. The session around them still moves with you.

Private 1:1 sessions over Zoom, 60 minutes of focused time built entirely around you.

Conversation First

Every session begins by understanding how you're arriving today — physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Monday to Thursday

Movement, breath, and creative practice shaped around what your body needs that day.

Friday: Deep Practice

Pranayama, kriya, and the yoga sutras. Most practices never get here; this is where it stops being about the body.

Between Sessions

A short check-in keeps you accountable to your own practice — not to a schedule.

CREDENTIALS

Years of training, across three cities and two countries, before ever calling myself ready.

Every certification marked another stage of understanding — of the practice, the body, the mind, and what it truly means to teach.

Simran receiving her yoga training certificate from her teacher
  1. 2020

    Advanced Yoga Teacher Training

    900 HOURS

    The Yoga Institute

    MUMBAI

  2. 2022

    Yoga Teacher Training

    200 HOURS

    YogaTree

    TORONTO

  3. 2026

    Yoga Teacher Training

    200 HOURS

    The Yoga Institute

    RISHIKESH

WHAT THIS TRAINING MEANS FOR YOU

Everything I've learned quietly shapes every session we share.

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Movement

TRADITIONAL FOUNDATIONS

Intelligent movement that builds strength, flexibility and awareness in a way that lasts.

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Understanding

YOGA PHILOSOPHY

Ancient wisdom that brings clarity, perspective and meaning into modern life.

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Safe Practice

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

A deep respect for how the body works so you can practice with confidence and ease.

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Personal Guidance

TEACHING METHODOLOGY

Thoughtful teaching that adapts to you, where you are, and what you truly need.

These trainings shape how I guide each person—with care, clarity, and respect.

FAQ

Questions before we begin.

If you're wondering whether yoga is right for you, you're probably asking the same questions everyone asks before their first conversation.

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No obligation. Just a real conversation.

GETTING STARTED

HOW IT WORKS

PRACTICAL & TRUST

BEGIN YOUR PRACTICE

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A free 15-minute discovery call to understand your goals, answer your questions, and explore the practice that feels right for you.

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