Conversations for Yoga Teachers

Find out more about an approach to sharing cues that doesn’t limit you with a bunch of right or wrong things to say and instead takes into account the reality of how humans move.

Listen as I take you through several frameworks for learning the muscles in the body.

Listen in as we walk through the anatomy and cues for this common movement. Common movements we take in yoga are important to understand from an anatomical perspective because they carry more risk, just simply because we do them more frequently. Alignment here and anatomy knowledge are key. This episode also refers to my free workshop on Thursday which you can sign up for here:

 

https://barebonesyoga.lpages.co/free-webinar-signup/

Join me for a conversation about a few different topics; we’ll start out with some practical anatomy tips and then move on to some other topics about personal growth and teacher development.

We all want to teach safe classes but what does that mean? What factors do we need to consider in order to decrease the risk for our students? I cover all this and more in this episode.

 

It’s that time of year where I open enrollment for my 6 month training program for teachers. Listen to this episode as I share my special invitation to you to apply for this one of a kind programs designed to help you reach your goals and be the teacher you want to be. Find out more here:

 

https://barebonesyoga.lpages.co/yoga-teacher-coaching-program/

 

Join me for an interview with Claire Matern, chef, writer and guide to helping you approach cooking in a holistic, healthy and fun way. Our discussion takes us through a review of teaching techniques we both share between us as well as we dive into the branding and business aspects of developing a personal brand. As a yoga teacher, you’ll find a lot here to love and for anyone who enjoys entrepreneurial discussions and conversations about finding your true path, this episode covers it all. You can find Claire on Instagram under the handle @clairematern.

Here’s a fun exercise to get familiar with the name of the muscles; I take you through a quick review of the major muscles of the body. This is a great way to learn, as it gives you a chance to learn without the pictures. Pictures will supplement your learning although it’s a great test of your main way of thinking and challenge your mind to think in an auditory way. 

 

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Ever wonder how you’re going to share effectively when you’re teaching without overwhelming your students? All you need is a framework, an approach, to help you put the knowledge you have into an organized set of instructions. Listen here as I share a few frameworks you can use for teaching.

Join me on this conversation about becoming a yoga teacher and navigating your way through training and personal development. Teachers often see in their mind the teacher they want to be but are hard pressed to know how to get there. In this episode, I’ll share with you some of the common obstacles I hear about and an approach you can enlist in to move forward with more intention and success.