Tania Mishra

I am a dedicated Taekwondo and Skating instructor with over 10 years of experience in training students across different age groups and skill levels. Teaching martial arts and sports has always been more than just a profession for me — it’s a passion that drives me to help others discover strength, discipline, and confidence through movement.

I hold a Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) degree and am a certified Black Belt in Taekwondo, which reflects both my academic foundation and professional commitment to physical training. These qualifications enable me to design safe, effective, and progressive training routines for all my students.

Over the past decade, I’ve had the pleasure of working with children, teens, and adults, helping them develop not just physical strength but also mental resilience. I conduct my sessions in a structured manner, with a focus on technique, discipline, and enjoyment — ensuring that each student progresses at their own pace while building a strong foundation.

Many of my students and their parents have shared positive feedback and video testimonials about their learning experiences. These responses are a great source of motivation for me and speak volumes about the bond I build with each learner. For me, the real reward lies in watching students become more agile, confident, and goal-driven through consistent practice.

I currently conduct offline sessions only, as I believe physical training disciplines like Taekwondo and skating are best taught with close, real-time observation and correction. My classes are designed to be engaging and supportive, creating a safe space for students to learn, grow, and challenge themselves.

While I do not provide formal certifications, I prepare my students to participate in belt grading and competitions wherever applicable. I focus more on building a strong skillset and character development, which I believe is the true essence of martial arts and sports training.

My goal is to empower each student through sports — not just to achieve physical excellence, but to carry those values into every part of their life.