What comes to mind when you think of private yoga classes? Who do you envision taking these classes? Do you have to be a yoga “star” to be able to provide private yoga sessions? The answers may surprise you.
We’ve all been there, and seen that: fearing failure is part of the journey as a yoga instructor, all it takes is to build the right confidence and dive deep into this new, thrilling career!
Maintaining a healthy yogi-teacher bond is vital to offering a safe environment for both yogis and yourself. These five ways will set you up for success.
Intensive 200-hour YTTs are a fab option if you want to study yoga but lack time. If you're considering signing up for one, here's what to expect.
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Embarking on a 200-hour YTT is an exciting time. Still, these courses are extremely comprehensive and can be overwhelming if you’re not prepared.
Private yoga classes aren’t just for experts. It’s about knowing how to present yourself and your area of expertise. This is how you can get started with bespoke classes today.
Gaining a new yoga-related skill can significantly improve your teaching. Learning Yoga Nidra is one of the best ways to enrich your yoga classes.
Teaching classes is just one way you can earn a living as a yoga teacher. Here are five alternative jobs for yoga professionals.
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