Getting Useful Yoga Class Feedback Without Pressuring Students
Practical guide to invite feedback: learn how to assess privacy, timing and specific questions and make adaptable yoga choices.
Practical guide to invite feedback: learn how to assess privacy, timing and specific questions and make adaptable yoga choices.
Practical guide to host a studio open day: learn how to assess access, orientation and expectations and make adaptable yoga…
Practical guide to maintain class notes: learn how to assess themes, options and observations and make adaptable yoga choices.
A microphone can make a yoga teacher's voice easier to hear across a room, but it cannot repair an unclear…
Rows and semicircles organize attention differently in a yoga class. Rows can give everyone a common direction, while a semicircle…
A single-pose workshop does not need to be a long attempt to reach one final shape. It can be a…
A mixed-experience yoga group contains more than beginners and advanced students. People may know different styles, understand different vocabulary, or…
Two teachers in one yoga room can offer students more useful attention, or leave them unsure whose instruction to follow.…
Plan a thirty-minute beginner yoga class by budgeting the whole experience, including arrival instructions, demonstrations, transitions, and a clear.
Peak-pose sequencing organizes a class around preparing for a particular posture or movement task. Theme-based sequencing organizes the lesson around…