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BSF Cop Masters Yoga, Aims to Teach Elders Free
21 Jun
Summary
- A BSF head constable achieved a world yoga championship title.
- He trains six hours daily and excels in bending and balancing.
- He plans to offer free yoga classes to elders and homemakers.
A head constable serving in the Border Security Force (BSF) has achieved international acclaim by winning a world yoga championship. This accomplishment is particularly significant as he awaits a promotion within the BSF, a role he joined in 2002. Originally from Etah, Uttar Pradesh, he now trains in Gurugram and resides in Lucknow.
His dedication to yoga is evident in his rigorous six-hour daily training regimen. He particularly excels in challenging asanas such as forward bending and hand-balancing. The champion expresses a strong desire to share his knowledge by providing free yoga classes to elders and homemakers in his vicinity, reflecting a commitment to community well-being.
Kishore credits his success to the BSF coach, Inspector Subhash Bishnoi, for his motivational guidance. The championship saw participation from members representing 60 countries, with competitors from Nepal, the US, Russia, Uzbekistan, and Canada reaching the finals. Kishore views yoga as a lifelong learning journey, emphasizing that mastering its eight limbs is a profound pursuit.
