Tag "yoga teacher"
6 Things to Put in Place Before Opening Your Yoga Business
If you are passionate about yoga and you have decided to turn it into a business, then congratulations. It is a big step but an extremely rewarding career. However, before you
5 Reasons a Teaching Vacation May be for You!
Love to vacation? Love teaching classes? How about both? There is an amazing way to spend a week at an all-inclusive resort and still get to do what you love
Inside Teaching for Equity: Paul Menard
“I am honored to provide a series of classes for the LGBTQIA+ community. This series allows us to open our bodies while exploring that we are all divine.” Paul
Koya Webb: Yoga Digest Now Podcast
What a joy to carve out some time to visit with internationally recognized yoga teacher, celebrity holistic health coach, author, speaker, and vegan activist Koya Webb! Koya is full of
How Yoga Chose Me
Just an everyday overachieving, hypervigilent, perfectionist, striving for success, kinda girl. Two educations and two careers. Interior Design and NASM Personal Trainer. You say, “I’m successful and a great mom,”
5 Things Your Yoga Teacher Wants To Tell You
1. We are not perfect either I know you consider us as the epitome of knowledge and inner peace but guess what? We are humans – and that means
Change Maker Spotlight – Ryanne Cunningham
Ryanne Cunningham is a 500-hour Certified Yoga Instructor currently teaching Vinyasa Flow classes and Yoga For Athletes Classes. She owns Flow Yoga Studio in De Pere, Wisconsin. Ryanne has owned
10 Characteristics of the Best Yoga Teachers
I’ve been asked often over the years, “what are the top characteristics found in the very best teachers?”. These would be the key attributes that set apart the true “Difference
5 Ways to Stay Inspired in Yoga
I teach a lot of yoga. About 300 classes a year for the past seven years. Teaching that much you experience ebbs and flows. Sometimes you feel a little dry,
The Power of Theming in a Yoga Class
I have to say that I completely agree with Sara Avant Stover of Yoga Journal when she stated, “Using themes can turn your yoga classes from mundane to memorable.” And
