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 Presler have a fantastic new resource for you: a...
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...
Are you thinking about yoga for athletes all wrong? Many teachers and students make this common error: they go way too hard. Yoga for athletes is not athletic yoga. It shouldn’t be a workout—as we teachers like to say, it should be a work-in. The more serious an...
The Art of Yoga Sequencing publishes March 12, just over two weeks away! Have you preordered the book yet? If you have already preordered . . . I am excited to give you free access to my Sequence Library! This is a companion video demo library that brings the...
Over the last several posts, we’ve explored how you can better solve your students’ problems with yoga by designing workshops keyed to their unique needs and your unique skills as a teacher. Are you ready to teach great yoga workshops? My online yoga training the...
How the Workshop Workshop Helps You Help Your Students My colleague Joe-Paul used the Workshop Workshop to develop a wide range of offerings he has hosted at our studio, Carrboro Yoga Company. These run the gamut from Yoga for Recovery from Loss and Yoga to Support...
