The Most Painful and Productive Way to Improve Your Yoga Teaching

The Most Painful and Productive Way to Improve Your Yoga Teaching

the most painful and productive way to improve your yoga teaching If you want to grow as a yoga teacher, the best tool is already in your hands—and it’s completely free. The catch? It’s a little uncomfortable at first. The secret is simple: record yourself teaching....
The Most Painful and Productive Way to Improve Your Yoga Teaching

Managing Burnout as a Yoga Teacher

Managing Burnout as a Yoga Teacher Feeling burnt out as a yoga teacher? You’re not alone. Teaching yoga is a rewarding career, but it can also be exhausting if you don’t care for yourself. Burnout doesn’t just affect you—it affects your students, too. When you’re...
Teaching Yoga Is a Conversation

Teaching Yoga Is a Conversation

teaching yoga is a conversation Your yoga class isn’t a monologue. It might feel like one at times, but in reality, it’s a conversation. Even though your students may not be speaking aloud, they’re still responding—to your cues, your open-ended questions, and your...
Why Your Students’ Blank Expressions in Yoga Class Are a Good Thing

Why Your Students’ Blank Expressions in Yoga Class Are a Good Thing

As yoga teachers, it’s easy to feel uncomfortable when we look out into a classroom and see nothing but blank expressions on our students’ faces. “They hate this!” you tell yourself. But what if these quiet faces were a sign of true connection, rather than...