A national yoga referee, Pritam conducts free yoga camps to make people aware of the importance of fitness and good health. He believes that yoga is the best solution for every health problem.

Pritam Singh Chundawat is a yoga trainer at Sevarth Yoga, Ayurveda, and Yagya Sansthan, Udaipur.

Pritam belongs to a small town called Dakan Kotra near Udaipur and completed his schooling at a government school. He did engineering from Dehradun and then worked as an assistant engineer in a tractor company in Noida for two years.

Talking about his journey, Pritam says that his yoga journey had actually started in the year 2014 when he underwent a yoga training at Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar, under the guidance of Swami Ramdev Maharaj. He had a calling within himself to do something for the welfare of society. So, in 2017, he came back to Udaipur and started conducting free yoga camps in schools, colleges, and localities to promote wellness. He had organised about 450 free yoga camps when he came in contact with gurudev Bhupendra Sharma, learned to perform yagya from him and started performing yagyas after that.

When asked about his struggles, Pritam says that he faced a lot of challenges in the early days as his father was a farmer and they always were in a financial crisis. His parents also struggled to make him and his siblings successful. He learned to do hard work from his father and was always supported by his parents.

Pritam advises everyone to do yoga and meditation regularly as it helps reduce the negative vibes and is also helpful in enhancing the power of decision-making. He says if you have a healthy body, you can achieve anything and work at your full potential

Advising aspirants to his field, Pritam says that it is very easy to make yoga a profession by undergoing proper training. There are various courses available in this field. It is important to be positive and to manage your time. Besides,regular practice is required to learn yoga.

Sharing his achievements, Anil says that he received an award for Best Yoga Coach from the Government of India and was nominated for the Rani Padmini Johar Smriti Award. He also applied to the Mewar Foundation for the Maharana Raj Singh Award and was recognised by the collector of Udaipur.