Twenty men and women, from across the metropolitan area took part in the titles where they struck postures that demonstrated their flexibility, skill, strength and endurance.
Organiser Karen Then, the WA regional co-ordinator and Bikram Yoga Victoria Park studio owner said the championships had been held for five years in other states.
Although many of this year’s competitors practise Bikram yoga, Ms Then said the championships were not ‘Bikram-centric’.
‘Around the world and interstate, many yoga practitioners from other yoga traditions, also play a part in competing in these championships,’ Ms Then said.
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READ NOWTop three women: 1st Danica Hendry (Myaree Bikram Yoga studio) 2nd Jess Oma (North Perth Bikram Yoga studio) 3rd Michelle Robinson (Myaree Bikram Yoga studio)
Top three men: 1st Beau Sertorio (North Perth Bikram Yoga studio) 2nd Michael Tuang (North Perth Bikram Yoga studio) 3rd Mike Bergman (Scarborough Bikram Yoga studio)
The top two are off to the nationals event in Melbourne next year.