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  • 4
    • in Teaching tips · yoga for your mind
    • — 8 May, 2019

    Six elements that make up an inspired life of a yoga teacher

    When I was going through my yoga therapist training about eight years ago, I was expected to complete a number of assignments in between training sessions. It was a struggle.[…]

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    7
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 3 Apr, 2019

    How to give your yoga students an experience, rather than “same old, same old” yoga class

    Couple of weeks ago I went to get a massage at a wellness center that I’ve never been to before. What struck me the most was how welcoming and considerate[…]

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  • 2
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 14 Feb, 2018

    Predictions: How your yoga students’ brains respond to your class instructions

    Any yoga teacher knows that it feels very different to teach regular students that have been coming to your classes for some time and brand-new students, especially the ones that[…]

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    9
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 10 Jan, 2018

    Why do some yoga classes make you feel good and others do not?

    You know how sometimes you go to a yoga class and you come out feeling “This is exactly what I needed! I feel great!” and other times you end up[…]

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  • 7
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 14 Oct, 2015

    How to capture your students’ attention (Part 2)

    Read Part 1 of this post > Have you been on an airplane lately? It seems that no matter what airline you fly nowadays, they all are trying to outdo[…]

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    1
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 7 Oct, 2015

    How to capture your students’ attention (Part 1)

    I heard that Sri Krishnamacharya liked to say that when you are doing asana the quality of your attention should be similar to when you try to take a loose[…]

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  • 12
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 31 May, 2013

    10 Common Mistakes Yoga Teachers Make

    One of my clients, let’s call him Ben, ended up with a hip surgery because of what his very first yoga teacher did. You see, Ben had very tight hips.[…]

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