Yoga teachers: Want to get better at teaching? Start by asking for feedback from your peers, not your students. Your fellow teachers can offer insights that will help you improve in ways your students can’t. Don’t be afraid to seek out constructive criticism—it’s key to your growth.
Yoga teacher affirmation: I don’t make the decisions, my students do. What you offer in class is always a suggestion—not a command.
Here’s how to balance consistency and variety in your yoga lesson plans. Build yoga sequences that keep students engaged and progressing.
Yoga teachers: recognize that each student will have their own likes, dislikes, and needs. Aim to appreciate feedback, take what is useful, and set down what is simply an expression of the giver’s taste.
Yoga students need consistency class to class so that their practice can take root. Teachers: here’s how to plan class to serve your students!
Yoga teachers: you only have to be you. Your students can practice no matter who the teacher is, and you have something of value to offer.
Yoga teachers: it’s OK to be quiet. When in doubt, say nothing. Speak only when you have something useful to say.
Yoga teacher affirmations: my students just want to feel better.
Yoga teacher affirmations: I don’t have to know it all. I just need to know something.
Often, yoga teachers hesitate to work with athletes because they aren’t clear on their scope of practice. Here’s what you need to know.