Vardhan Babu

Years of Experience in Class 10 Tuition

11

Years of Experience in Class 9 Tuition

11

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 9 Tuition

Worked in gowtam school

Years of Experience in Class 7 Tuition

11

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 7 Tuition

Teaching experience in gowtam school.

Years of Experience in Class 6 Tuition

11

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 6 Tuition

Taught in gowtam schools.

Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition

11

Years of Experience in Spoken English classes

11

Teaching Experience in detail in Spoken English classes

I learnt phonetics. Worked as a trainer in English labs. Trained many students and working people.

Years of Experience in Yoga Classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Yoga Classes

I am a certified yoga trainer From Kumaran yoga Asana center. Chennai. Yoga is more than the yoga as we know it There is so much more to “Yoga” than asanas and meditation, and most people (including myself) come into contact with yoga primarily because of the more physical aspects of the practice. I had this strange idea in my head that we’d be spending eight hours a day practicing asanas, and I was pleasantly surprised by the diverse set of lecturers and lecture topics: yoga anatomy, philosophy, history, teaching skills, ethics, sequencing and much much more; we have two-hour long guided practice four times a week, and do some practicing during teaching/asana clinics. “Modern postural yoga”, or yoga as we know it, is something that hasn’t been around since the beginning of time, and is actually a blend of gymnastics and the “classic” asanas. At the beginning, physical asanas revolved mainly around sitting comfortably, for the purpose of meditation, and preparing the body in order to deepen meditative practice. What I thought was a “simple” breathing exercise, chanting Om at the beginning and end of class, is more than just a competition to see who can Om for longer: it signifies and represents so much more – creation, preservation, destruction; unconscious, subconscious, conscious and so on. I’ve also learned that I love yoga anatomy and didn’t fully understand the importance of understanding how the bones, joints, ligaments and muscles all work together in yoga. Understanding these aspects of the practice helps people to get more out of the practice, prevents injury and has serious emotional impact as well.