Discover the benefits and drawbacks of incorporating Sanskrit in your yoga classes. Learn how it can connect your practice to its roots, but also explore potential issues of cultural appropriation and pronunciation variations.
Thinking about segments of your class in chunks will let you quickly plan a balanced sequence that suits all levels. How to get started.
Discover the transformative impact of silence in yoga teaching. Learn why experienced teachers prioritize moments of quiet, allowing students to delve into their inner experience. Embrace stillness and create a space for mindfulness. Find out how to strike the balance between guidance and silence for optimal clarity and connection.
Get tips for your sequencing—and tons of advice on how to empower your students—in this Abundant Yoga Teacher conversation with Amy McDonald.
Discover essential grammar techniques to communicate clearly and connect with your students on a deeper level. Learn the importance of using the second person singular—and what that sounds like.
Discover the secrets to nailing your timing as a yoga teacher for a seamless student experience. Learn how to avoid rushing through the second side and to make the most of your cues.
Learn to help athletes—and people in general—by applying the principles of exercise physiology alongside yoga philosophy in Teaching Yoga to Athletes.
Yoga teachers: here’s how to find the perfect volume and pacing so your students can best receive your message. Learn how to speak clearly and effectively, avoiding common pitfalls that can hinder your students’ experience.
Join me for a free virtual book talk on The Art of Yoga Sequencing, hosted by The Thread Yoga Collective. We meet online Tuesday, May 14, 2:00–3:30 p.m. EDT. Register here!
Caregiving is hard work. Whether you are taking care of a parent, a child, a friend, or your own self, you need to refill your well so you can keep it up. Yoga can help a lot. My colleagues Julee Waldrop and Cammie Pressler have a fantastic new resource for you: a YouTube channel devoted…
You don’t need a ton of flexibility to run well. Unless you run hurdles or steeple, you need just enough to move through the range of motion of your stride. But you might ENJOY stretches, and that’s a great reason to do these seven!
Discover how to eliminate filler words that can diminish your impact as a yoga teacher. Learn to be specific and engaging in your instructions to create a more meaningful yoga practice for your students. Don’t miss out on this valuable tip!