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Shivangi Nautiyal
14th Sep, 2026
Vitamin D Deficiency and How to Overcome It With FITHEAL
7 in 10 fit professionals have vitamin D deficiency. Here's how to overcome it

Shivangi Nautiyal
10th Sep, 2026
FITPASS Spin Class: What to Eat Before and After Indoor Cycling

Shivangi Nautiyal
2nd Sep, 2026
Dahi Handi Energy? Try This 10-Minute Janmashtami Workout

Shivangi Nautiyal
27th Aug, 2026
Cheating or Natural? Dietitians Discuss Shilajit Gold Resin for Bodybuilding

Shivangi Nautiyal
22nd Aug, 2026
Wellness Gifts for Your Siblings This Raksha Bandhan

FITPASS Editorial Team
2nd Nov, 2023
18 Yoga Poses for Beginners
Discover serenity and strength with our beginner-friendly yoga poses. Join us on a journey to a healthier, happier you with these 18 essential asanas.

FITPASS Editorial Team
27th Aug, 2023
Child's Pose (Balasana): Instructions, Tips & Benefits
Discover the soothing Child's Pose (Balasana) – a guide to perfect your form, valuable tips, and health benefits for a rejuvenated body and mind.

FITPASS Editorial Team
28th Jul, 2023
Yoga for Anxiety: Poses to Try
Discover soothing yoga poses to alleviate anxiety. Improve your well-being with calming postures and breathing techniques for a peaceful mind.

FITPASS Editorial Team
3rd Mar, 2023
Yoga Weight Loss 9 Asanas
Besides a healthy diet and cardio exercises, the centuries-old discipline of yoga can be a
great addition to your daily weight-loss regimen. Some yoga poses or asanas, as they’re
traditionally called, are intense enough to help reduce weight. Let us look at nine such
asanas that are useful for weight loss.

FITPASS Editorial Team
29th Nov, 2022
This Winters Go GAGA For Yoga
A perfect yogic combination designed for you by incorporating perfect asanas so that you can indulge in its benefits and stay fit and fab this winter.

FITPASS Editorial Team
14th Aug, 2018
Pranayama And How It Revitalizes Your Body And Mind
The Sanskrit word ‘Pranayama’ means the extension of breath or ‘prana’ – the life force, through control or restrain (‘ayama’). Pranayama is the fourth of the eight limbs of Ashtanga Yoga as described in the Yoga Sutra. it saves you from stress disorders and improve your vital organs. Years of research have proved Pranayama to be a scientific process. Pranayama yoga is the control and manipulation of breaths that rejuvenates your body systems.

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