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Our Teachers

Our teachers are enthusiastic yogis and regular practitioners. But more importantly, they are sensitive to your special needs and will do all that is required to make your practice fruitful.

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Rewati Salelkar

 

Rewati is a certified fitness trainer from Talwalkars, Mumbai. She has also completed her certificate course in Yoga and Pranayama from the Kaivalyadham Yoga Institute at Lonavala.

 

Rewati loves to experiment with props to improve poses and achieve the right stretches and sensations. She continues to learn through independent study and research coupled with her regular practice. She is a student at Iyengar Yoga Institute at Pune

  
Having been a part of the corporate world  herself, Rewati realizes how challenging it is to find just a few hours a week for oneself to stay fit and feel good. And therefore she tries to maximise the benefits in the limited time available.

Anees Rao

Anees is an automotive engineer and avid mountaineer. He started practicing yoga in 2015 and really got interested in the subject. He now wants to share his learning with others.

 

Anees tries to build in relaxation and Pranayama into his classes to help students calm their minds and destress. He continues to experiment with props, using them to get students to enjoy their practice..

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Avinash Salelkar

 

Avinash started teaching Yoga when he stopped working in the IT sector.

 

He has been practicing Yoga for more than 12 years, but could find only a few hours every week given his office and travel schedule. However, once he stopped working, he turned to Yoga nearly full time and now practices nearly every day in addition to cycling every day.

 

Avinash takes classes in both the Vinyasa and Hatha styles. His classes are generally more intense but they leave  students with a glow of well-being and happiness.

Bhalchandra (Bhushan) Karmarkar  

Bhushan is a fitness enthusiast with a love for outdoor endurance activities like running, hiking and cycling. He turned to yoga eight years ago  when his wife Ashwini introduced him to the practice. He never thought that a casual enrolment for a quarter would change his life. 

Since then , he did several courses on  different styles of  Yoga and Pranayama  to get a flavour of different  schools of the practice. Bhushan believes that while he continues to do his outdoor activities, Yoga changed his journey from outwards to inwards.   First, he learned to experience the body. Then, to observe the mind, and the awareness of breath.

Bhushan started teaching Yoga a couple of years back to share and increase his knowledge.

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Milind Tilak

 

What started as an imperative, turned into a hobby and then a passion. Milind was an avid fitness and calisthenics athlete for some time and his quest to learn and explore holistic health brought him to Yoga.

 

Over a period of 10 years, Milind practiced various types of workouts and realised that Bharatiya Vyayam and Yoga are the best to achieve optimal health. He believes that there is no need to look beyond these two forms to be fit both mentally and physically. 

 

Finding new ways to combine strength, stamina and suppleness is his constant endeavour. He preaches and practices Progressive Callisthenics with Yogasana. 

 

Milind has completed his Diploma in Ayurveda and Yoga from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth. He is currently pursuing Teachers Training Certification from Kaivalyadham Yoga Institute at Lonavala.

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