Teaching Drop-In Yoga Classes - Is It Worth It?

Many experienced teachers prefer 1-on-1 sessions, courses, and retreats—and it's easy to see why. However, drop-in yoga classes can offer unique benefits. If you are questioning whether to shift your focus to drop-in classes instead, read on as our author shares their advantages and challenges.

How To Teach One-On-One Yoga Classes - Top Tips For Teaching Private Yoga

If you've recently graduated from yoga teacher training, you might feel just about prepared to teach group classes. Private classes, however, probably feel like a minefield. In this article I'm sharing everything you need to know about teaching one-on-one yoga classes, allowing you to approach private yoga with knowledge and confidence.

How to Create a Unique Identity for Your Yoga Business?

In the ever-expanding world of wellness, standing out as a yoga business can be challenging but incredibly rewarding. It's not just about logos and colors; it's about infusing your passion and personality into every detail.

Practicing Harmony: the pros, cons, and tips for using music in your yoga class.

From bass-thumping circuit training to orchestral dance accompaniments, how, too, can yoga teachers harness the profound effects of background music to enhance our practice?

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The Art of Teaching Yoga: Understanding 8 Different Types and Their Ideal Timing

There are many types of yoga. Understanding which type of yoga is appropriate for which students and aligning each type with its ideal environment and time of instruction can have incredible transformative effects.

Yoga Teaching and Boundaries: When is Close, Close Enough?

How does a yoga teacher grow their community? What image does one project? Is it a welcoming attitude, Knowledgeability, a sense of calm, all of the above and beyond? Did it work? Did it work too well? If it did, then you have probably created said community or following. As such, you may have found yourself open to all manner of circumstances. As a teacher, this leads you to take more roles than you thought possible. Am I getting warmer now?

The dos and don’t of opening and closing your class

There is no firm handshake, quippy hook, or famous last words that seal the deal on a yoga practice as a bonafide “good class”. Instead, there are endless possibilities for you to explore.

Teaching Yoga to Plus-Sized Students

Yoga has proven to be an essential form of exercise on a global scale. Doctors recommend them to patients as part of their aftercare, it has become an It lifestyle for a time, and while there exist 23 official yoga styles/disciplines, new methods are developed with the word ‘yoga’ slapped at the end of it patented and pending. The point is that the world seems to be saying “Everybody needs yoga.” So how come our student rosters don’t fill up with all kinds of bodies, specifically plus-sized practitioners?

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