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Do you currently use mudras while teaching your yoga classes? If so, how do you introduce them throughout your class? As with the other aspects and traditions of yoga, if we are going to teach students about them we should do so accurately and responsibly. Read on to deepen your understanding of mudras. WHAT IS […]
Savasana (Corpse Pose) is more than just a final relaxation pose in your sequence of asanas. Taught correctly, Savasana will send your students into a deeply blissful state, allowing them to completely relax their minds as well as their bodies. I’ve often told students that Savasana is said to be the most important of all […]
Are you familiar with slow flow yoga? Slow flow is a vinyasa flow practiced at a slower pace with longer held postures, essentially providing time and space for the student to fully experience the postures in their body. A slow flow sequence omits the traditional vinyasa transition (Chaturanga, Urdva Mukha Svanasana, Adho Mukha Svanasana) and […]
There are buzz words in the yoga industry that sometimes go unexplained. We end up forming a definition in our minds based on what we think they are. Hopefully, the following post will help to dispel some of the ambiguity of two terms frequently used: all levels and all-inclusive. Teaching All-Inclusive Classes Creating an all-inclusive […]
As a yoga teacher, what is the most effective way to ground and center students? Do they provide the same benefits? What does it actually mean to ground or center and why do we do it? Keep reading for answers to these questions and more. “Come to Center” Take a moment to recall your first ever […]
Have you thought about teaching a class, workshop, or series of classes, specifically for beginners? One that requires teaching the fundamentals of yoga? What are the fundamentals of yoga? When teaching a class full of beginners, they are there for the basics of yoga. We must assume that they know nothing – even if they […]
Early in my 200-hour training, we were given an assignment to choose from three systems of energetics to explore and write about: the chakras, koshas, or vayus. At the time, I knew nothing about any of these systems and randomly chose the koshas. Little did I know that researching this topic would spark a desire […]
Do you feel stifled at times when planning your classes? Perhaps you’re feeling pressure to create new, inspiring classes each week but you have come to an impasse. Whether you’ve just started teaching or are a seasoned yoga teacher, this conundrum is sure to occur from time to time. Read on for tips on bringing […]
Do you agree that yoga teachers are students too? We all started as yoga students and just because we completed a 200, 300, (or all at once 500) hour YTT (yoga teacher training) does not magically give us all the knowledge we’ll ever need to teach yoga. We don’t just stop being students. And we […]
Do you remember the traditional arm positions you were taught in your YTT (yoga teacher training) when learning the “full expression” of the postures? Now it’s time to spice it up with some creative, well-designed, arm variations and movements! Read all the way through for the best variety and demonstrations. Try Weaving These Variations Throughout […]
Check out my Themes & Sequences ebook of 20 unique themes, suggested scripts (from intention setting to savasana), and corresponding inspirational quotes.
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