Sarva Yoga with an employees strength of more than 200 people provides virtual yoga courses to global user base organised into three key categories: body, mind, and training.
The journey of Sarva Yoga is an aspirational one.
Founder’s Background and Vision
Sarvesh Shashi founded Zorba in 2013 at the age of 21 as a method to share the advantages of yoga to the rest of the globe. In March 2016, the firm was relaunched as Sarva Yoga Studio.
Sarvesh aspires to “bring modernism to what was once a way of life,” ensuring that yoga meets the requirements of millennials while remaining true to its roots.
How the Idea Originated
Things changed when Sarvesh met his Guru, who led him on to the path of Yoga. Sarvesh’s Guru only asked that he keep the five sadhanas (vows) until he turned 25. No lying, no physical or mental stealing, no intoxication, no violence, and perfect chastity were among them.
Journey
The first Sarva Yoga Studio location was in the founder’s hometown of Chennai. The idea of helping customers strengthen their body and mind, and “listen to their inner voice” motivated Sarvesh to start the company.
Market size
Angel investors, friends, relatives, and private equity have all contributed over $10 million to the firm so far. The wellness firm, which has over 40 physical studios in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai, has made more than $2 million in sales thus far.
USP in the Market
The software includes live and interactive virtual lessons as well as a system that provides users with real-time feedback on their postures. In addition, the founder intends to provide an on-demand video segment with guided meditation, sleep stories, and mindfulness music.
How Company is Redefining the Market
In 17 months, the software has received 750,000 downloads, according to Shashi. More than 100 corporate wellness brand agreements have been signed, with attendance increasing to 70%.
