New yoga teachers should work on cutting the apron strings – from you to your mat. Your mat is like “base” in a game of tag. You can’t stay on it forever. Getting off your mat and really seeing your students is when your teaching will “level up” and you will become a much better […]
Protect your time, energy, and workshop – plan ahead what your minimum number is and when you need to cancel if it’s not met.
This was such a fun class to teach, because I switched the “regular” flow of class around. We started the flow completely different than most classes. I’m not big on sharing my sequences because I think you can add any sequence to a great theme. My themes always end up with a question at the
Release that tight grip on your plans and start to notice your students before you.
When students take ownership of their practice we have less need to rescue them.
Sure signs it’s time for a yoga teacher to Add a Yoga Class to Your Teaching Schedule.
Use these practical yoga class planning tips to plan your yoga workshop!
Teach this Theme: Continue Forward. Just adding a quick stop to the back of your mat is an easy way to add a little variety into class.
