Most new yoga teachers think confidence comes from more training. Twenty years in, I can tell you—it doesn’t. I’ve trained hundreds of teachers in my programs at Carolina Yoga Company and Comfort Zone Yoga®, and I’ve watched the same confidence...
What elite athletes know about recovery that changes everything Recovery is the thing athletes will pay a yoga teacher for, and almost nobody else on their team offers it. My free workshop shows how to teach it and how to charge for it: How to Double Your Income...
“Will I fit in?” A 200-hour yoga teacher training is a serious investment, and I take that seriously. In over a decade of personal conversations before enrollment, that question came up every single time. Sometimes directly. More often it came sideways:...
Yoga for Athletes: The 3 Gaps No One Else on the Team Fills All three gaps below are ones a yoga teacher can fill with skills you already have. My free workshop shows how to offer them, and how to be paid for it: How to Double Your Income Teaching Yoga to Athletes....
You’ve been teaching restorative yoga from what you picked up in your 200-hour training—a few supported poses you remember, some blanket folding you figured out on your own, and a general sense that students should relax. It works . . . sort of. But you know...
Theming a yoga class takes five minutes—not five hours. Yet for many yoga teachers, it’s one of the top sources of pre-class stress, ahead of sequencing and music selection. The problem isn’t a lack of creativity. It’s the belief that every class needs a Big Idea—a...
