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The Tapestry of Yoga Cueing: Four Keys to Mastering Yoga Teaching

October 5, 2015 by Guest Author 4 Comments

By Michelle Jayne, Yoga facilitator, therapist & coach "Step your foot forward and stretch your arms up." I looked around the studio I was practicing in, trying to figure out if we were still on the right leg, or without warning, this had changed. "Square your hips forward, breath in, stretch your arms, breath in, bend your front knee, and take one more breath." Hang on a second, I hadn’t had a chance to breath out, and if I continued listening to the teachers cueing, I was about to faint … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teaching Insights Tagged With: cueing tips, expression, growth, holding space, insights, language, learning, new yoga teachers, self-inquiry, self-reflection, teaching effectively, words., yoga teaching

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