Speaking and Brand Engagements
Vysh is a leader in the Toronto fitness community.
She works to create inclusive and accessible fitness classes and programming.
Vysh is an advocate for representation in the industry for South Asian women, but more broadly, all people who may face barriers in wellness spaces.
Fitness has made all the difference in my life. Everyone should have access to the fitness experience.
Fitness for all, not just the few.
Through my virtual platform and brand; Fitness in Place (@fitness_in_place), I’m an expert in hosting live, virtual events — with emphasis on connecting and building communities.
Canfitpro's Fitness Professional of the Year
I was recognized for my quick adaptation at the start of the pandemic to serve my community through Fitness In Place and other virtual practices such as trauma informed yoga practices by being awarded Canfitpro's Fitness Professional of the Year Award for a Personal Training Specialist.
We’ve hosted over 200 virtual classes since 2020
Find us on Instagram @vy_she_lifts and @fitness_in_place or on Facebook @vyshfitness and @fitnessinplace.
Diversity is your Super Power
Hear from a panel of industry leaders who have stopped hiding and started celebrating their diversity to find their voice, build a community and their business while making make a positive impact in the fitness industry. This panel discussion is intended to bring together BI&POC identifying fitness professionals together with a goal of providing attendees with tangible action items and an opportunity to start or continue exploring what it means to create inclusive fitness spaces.
Body Autonomy
A person’s right to take full governance on everything that transpires inside and outside his or her respective body. This is a tough one - especially in the fitness industry and it's for this exact reason WHY we must talk about it! Now with an uproar in body positivity, there is a division that has been created in the fitness industry about what is right and wrong and although we all know that diet culture and disordered eating has been an ever evolving negative message for health, we are left with others feeling afraid to talk about physical appearance and choices at all. Please join us in what promises to be a very passionate discussion on Body Autonomy and how we can all come together to respect other people's choices in a supportive way.