20-hr Ashtanga & Yoga Philosophy 2026 with Vikram Jeet Singh

Vikram took his first asana class at Modo Yoga in the fall of 2006 and fell in love with the practice right away. After practicing consistently for about a year and a half, he completed the 500-hour Modo Teacher Training in Kerala, India in March 2008.
A few months later, Vikram decided to switch careers and ultimately left his HR job to pursue a full-time teaching career. Vikram has taught at various Modo locations in the GTA since November 2008. Over the course of the years, he has accumulated over 11,000 hours of teaching experience. His love of teaching has taken him to various Modo locations across the US and Canada.

In addition to his years of experience with Modo, Vikram completed a 200-hour Ashtanga Yoga certification with David Robson in 2008. During his time there, Vikram was a regular practitioner and co-taught the evening Mysore program. As part of his ashtanga practice, Vikram continues to study at the Sharath Yoga Centre in Mysore and received Level 1 authorization from Sharath Jois in July 2022.

To balance out the challenging hatha and vinyasa practices of Ashtanga and Modo, Vikram was introduced to yin yoga which very quickly became part of his practice. To support his desire to share that practice, Vikram completed his training with Bernie Clark in November 2015 and is a certified Yin Yoga Teacher.

His passion for all things yoga led him to pursue studies in Ayurveda as well. Vikram is an Ayurvedic practitioner, having completed his studies from the Kripalu School of Ayurveda. As a strong enthusiast of the Ayurvedic lifestyle, Vikram shares his knowledge and passion at various workshops and yoga teacher trainings.

Having grown up in India, Vikram was always fascinated with the rich history and stories from Indian mythology which were a big part of his childhood. His passion for mythology and deeper desire to study Yoga History and Philosophy has led to further studies with various teachers in North America and India.

Vikram teaches online and in person modules on the history of yoga, along with the wisdom of the Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita and the Upanishads. In addition, he lectures at YTT’s and conducts online mentorship courses and workshops for teachers and practitioners to help integrate yoga in every aspect of their lives.
As a strong advocate of diversity & inclusion, Vikram consults yoga teachers and studios about cultural appropriation, decolonization and inclusion in yoga and related spaces.

Vikram loves to share his culture and experience of growing up in India, and believes that all practitioners should visit the birthplace of Yoga at some point. To support that initiative, he conducts annual retreats in India.
Vikram currently lives in Goa, India with his daughter, Satya, who continues to inspire and teach him about life every day.