So you think you would like to lead a Teacher Training
It gets to a point in many Yoga Teachers lives where they feel that they would love to share their passion and knowledge around Yoga at a...
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TOP TIPS TO AVOID BURNOUT!
It's hard to believe that there may come a time when you feel uninspired, frustrated and exhausted doing what you now love. Following on...
BECOME AN AFFILIATE
BECOME AN AFFILIATE Many of you have been kind enough to recommend our courses over and over. You have honestly keep us afloat. I thought...
Is it better to work for a studio or make your own classes?
Teacher trainees and New Teachers are always asking me where they should place their energy when finding work. It totally depends on you...
10 Creative Themes for your Yoga Classes
Working with themes in your classes can really solidify a full sensory experience for participants. They can also establish a genuine...
The Importance of the Warm up Phase in Yoga and Pilates
Joint Lubrication At low load. Near the floor. We can ask for a quality and range of motion in the joint that might be less accessible or...
Setting the scene. Day 1 Yoga Teacher Training
As I embark on creating a new Yoga Teacher Training - Slow Flow- a myofascial perspective - I have been reflecting on my aims and...
BALANCE STRATEGIES. THE OLDER ADULT
BALANCE STRATEGIES. THE OLDER ADULT There are 4 significant factors to consider when teaching (not exclusively) the Older Adult. . 1....
WORKING WITH THE INJURED STUDENT
TOP TIPS FOR WORKING ONE TO ONE WITH AN INJURED STUDENT. ❤❤IT IS NOT ALWAYS POSSIBLE TO FIX WHAT IS WRONG. BUT IT ALMOST ALWAYS POSSIBLE...
Working with an Injured Student
❤❤IT IS NOT ALWAYS POSSIBLE TO FIX WHAT IS WRONG. BUT IT ALMOST ALWAYS POSSIBLE TO EASE THE DISCOMFORT BEING CAUSED BY WHAT IS WRONG. ❤❤
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