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I’m Afraid my Students are Going to Get Bored with my Yoga Sequences

June 30, 2015 by Kara-Leah Grant 4 Comments

by Kara-Leah Grant This came up in conversation this week - a new teacher expressing a fear that her yoga sequences weren't interesting enough and that she was going to be boring her students. She wanted to know how to make her sequences more interesting. However, there is a fallacy of logic here. The teacher has a fear arising - that of boring her students. Her approach to working with that fear is to ensure that the external circumstance triggering the fear is removed - bored … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teaching Insights Tagged With: fear, samskara, sequencing, shiva rea, teaching yoga, yoga mentor

Should I Tell Students it’s My First Class Teaching?

October 23, 2014 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

What does it take to be the best yoga teacher you can be?

by Kelly Fisher, Urban Yoga Kelly is our resident yoga teacher mentor, answering questions from readers about how to teach and what to do when issues come up. You can email Kelly your question here. The Yoga Teacher’s Question: “Should I tell the students it is my first class teaching?” Kelly our Yoga Teacher Mentor Gives her Answer: “I get this question often and there are good reasons to tell them and good reasons not to tell them. My personal bias is for transparency and honesty. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teaching Insights Tagged With: first yoga class, kelly fisher, mentoring, yoga mentor, yoga teacher

How to take your teaching even further – assist!

November 24, 2011 by Elissa Jordan 1 Comment

by guest author Elissa Jordan As a yoga teacher, over time, a funny thing starts to happen. Walking down the street you stop seeing people covered in their clothes and shoes and hair. Instead you start seeing collections of muscle and bone, alignment and postures carried around in a thin casing of skin. The knocked knees, the hunched shoulders, the sunken chests taunt us. I’ll sometimes mouth the suggestion of taking your shoulders back and down. Sometimes whispering the instruction to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teaching Insights Tagged With: adjustments, assisting, intention, yoga mentor, yoga teacher training

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