Om Shiva Yoga is a home studio in Chip Bee Gardens, Holland Village, Singapore. Expect small classes, a teacher who knows your name, and practices taught the way they were meant to be passed on — person to person.
Meet Asokan
With over 20 years of experience in practicing and teaching yoga, Asokan brings a unique blend of passion and expertise to his classes.
His journey began as a national long-distance runner in Malaysia and a successful gym fitness instructor in Singapore. At the age of 33, Asokan discovered the transformative power of yoga, embracing its mental, physical, and spiritual benefits. This revelation marked a new chapter in his life, one that he is eager to share with others.
Asokan’s teaching is driven by the belief that it’s never too late to find your true calling. His intuitive approach, shaped by training from the renowned Sivananda school, Swami Vivekananda Yoga Research Foundation (SVYASA) in Singapore, and the Bihar School of Yoga in Bangalore, ensures a holistic and enriching experience for his students. Additionally, he holds certification in Family and Kids Yoga from Global Family Yoga and is the only qualified instructor in Singapore for the traditional martial art of Karlakattai.
Registered with Yoga Alliance ERYT-200, Asokan’s expertise extends to toning and strengthening the body, as well as providing therapeutic solutions for health issues and injuries. His classes are highly sought after in Singapore, where he teaches at Om Shiva Yoga, corporate settings, private sessions, and leads retreats across Asia, including Bali, Vietnam, Central Java, and Bintan.
Join Asokan on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. Whether you are new to yoga or looking to deepen your practice, his extensive knowledge and compassionate teaching style will guide you every step of the way. Discover the profound benefits of yoga with Asokan and unlock your potential.
Why a home studio?
We didn’t set out to build a fitness brand. We set out to teach well — and that shaped everything about the space we chose.
Our home studio is simple on purpose. No mirrors demanding your attention, no front desk, no class of forty where the teacher never sees you. Just a clean, functional room with greenery around it — the kind of space where it’s easy to arrive, settle, and focus on the practice rather than the surroundings.
And it’s comfortable for everyone. Whether you’re 20 or 70, in your first class or your 500th, the space asks nothing of you except that you show up. The classes stay small enough that your teacher notices when your breathing changes, not just when your posture does — which is how these practices were always taught: in small circles, with the teacher close enough to correct, encourage, and adapt to the person in front of them.
