Teaching yoga

Read our article to find a detailed guide that you can follow for each of the major steps to becoming a yoga teacher. Approach these steps with patience, never take shortcuts, and remember, teaching yoga is a life-long journey. #yogateachertraining #yogateacher #yoga

Let’s be real, you don’t decide to become a yoga teacher because you plan on being a millionaire. I mean, c’mon, even though the wellness industry is a billion dollar industry that money isn’t exactly be distributed to the teachers themselves. The truth of the matter is that most people decide to become yoga teachers, […]

13 Must-do things yoga teachers need to do after completing yoga teacher training or graduating from a YTT program to launch a yoga business.

Teaching yoga—holding space for others to see and accept themselves—demands that we be fully entrenched in our own work. Our work is to unblock the channel through which our teaching flows by acknowledging and dismantling that which prevents us from being ourselves. This article offers insight and tools to support the practice of authenticity. - Chrissy Carter #yogateachers

New yoga instructors often show up prepared, but lacking teaching confidence. Use these 4 tips to increase your confidence and thrive as a teacher.

Here's a roundup of my top 10 tips for yoga teachers to improve their cues today. Improve your craft & elevate yourself as a teacher.

The 7 Most Powerful Cues a Yoga Teacher Has Ever Given Me | "Sometimes it's the simplest cues that change your practice the most—both on and off the mat." ~Gina Tomaine

Yoga is more popular than ever, and yoga studios offer a wide array of classes on their schedules. Learn the different types of yoga here!

Balancing the Scales: The Power of Yoga Assists! Explore the debate surrounding hands-on assists in yoga. Find out how to make ethical choices, prioritize cues, and create a supportive environment for your students. #YogaEthics #SupportiveTeaching #MindfulYoga

I must admit, when I decided to teach the Yamas (restraints) and the Niyamas (observances) – the first two limbs of yoga in Patanjali’s eight-limbed path, there was a bit of uncertainty on my part. I recalled my 200 hour YTT (yoga teacher training) and first being introduced to the eight limbs. How foreign and […]