Anandana Nadhavajhala
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Anandana embodies the spirit of the 21st century and personifies the woman of the modern and equal world—multi-faceted, talented, strong, decisive, independent, caring, and confident. She is a true example of how conviction and hard work can help you break the norm and achieve success in diverse areas.
Being a practicing Chartered Accountant and a mother of two young boys didn't prevent her from pursuing her passions. She has been swimming since the age of 5 years and has done sea swimming in India. She is not only a great mother, superb cook, and homemaker, but has pursued excellence in sports and fitness by training to become a kickboxing champion in 2017, cross-country rally participant in 2018, marathon runner in 2019, and Hatha Yoga practitioner in 2019.
Despite a major back injury in 2017, she continued her fitness journey and exemplifies the concept of 'fortune favouring the brave.' Anandana is an exceptionally inspirational and energetic woman who does not fear the unknown!
Anandana is an Yogi with over 400 hours of training , Shambhavi mudras course from Isha Foundation and is devoted student of Yoga herself apart from teaching to all age groups in London with a special focus on children - both for specially abled and teenagers.
She believes Yoga has the power to shape the future and build character in children. Anandana is making tremendous efforts to spread the knowledge of this ancient science along with Ayurvedic nutrition in London by teaching Yoga to children, supporting women undergoing menopause and people with health and well-being challenges. All this, while being a responsible accountancy professional @Ramsay Brown Accountants and supporting boards of charities with her experience in finance and accountancy.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Anandana conducted free online yoga sessions for over 100 participants globally. She continues to make Yoga accessible through workshops and collaborations with local councils and schools.
Her students, colleagues, and friends see her as a community hero. She also supports communities with Ayurvedic diet advice and motivational coaching, building resilience and better habits.
Being a practicing Chartered Accountant and a mother of two young boys didn't prevent her from pursuing her passions. She has been swimming since the age of 5 years and has done sea swimming in India. She is not only a great mother, superb cook, and homemaker, but has pursued excellence in sports and fitness by training to become a kickboxing champion in 2017, cross-country rally participant in 2018, marathon runner in 2019, and Hatha Yoga practitioner in 2019.
Despite a major back injury in 2017, she continued her fitness journey and exemplifies the concept of 'fortune favouring the brave.' Anandana is an exceptionally inspirational and energetic woman who does not fear the unknown!
Anandana is an Yogi with over 400 hours of training , Shambhavi mudras course from Isha Foundation and is devoted student of Yoga herself apart from teaching to all age groups in London with a special focus on children - both for specially abled and teenagers.
She believes Yoga has the power to shape the future and build character in children. Anandana is making tremendous efforts to spread the knowledge of this ancient science along with Ayurvedic nutrition in London by teaching Yoga to children, supporting women undergoing menopause and people with health and well-being challenges. All this, while being a responsible accountancy professional @Ramsay Brown Accountants and supporting boards of charities with her experience in finance and accountancy.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Anandana conducted free online yoga sessions for over 100 participants globally. She continues to make Yoga accessible through workshops and collaborations with local councils and schools.
Her students, colleagues, and friends see her as a community hero. She also supports communities with Ayurvedic diet advice and motivational coaching, building resilience and better habits.
