Tag "yoga teacher"

Seane Corn: One Love Movement Podcast

Seane Corn (@seanecorn) is an internationally celebrated yoga teacher known for her impassioned activism for social and political change…Seane talks about using her voice to create change!

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. ”

Is There Competition In Yoga?

Yoga is about doing your best with your body. But, is there competition in yoga? Let’s break it down and you be the judge!

5 Tips For Bringing New People Into Class

How do we as teachers get more people through the door and into our class? I get asked this question a lot. Here are 5 tips..

Owning It: Yoga Digest Podcast w/ Kerri Verna, a.k.a. @beachyogagirl

In this episode of the Yoga Digest Podcast you will learn how she found yoga, what inspires her and how she handles “mean girls.”

Ready to Teach – 60 Minute Vinyasa Class – Focus: Balancing Half Moon

You know those days when you are getting ready to plan your next class and you need a little inspiration? Class sequencing takes time and energy. It is so important

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

The Basics of Sun Salutation A and Sun Salutation B

There are many ways to vary your sun salutations when you teach vinyasa yoga. What are the basics? Here are some simple postures to follow for sun salutation variations. Sun

Changemaker Spotlight: Tim Senesi

After graduating San Diego State University, Tim Senesi started training with Megan Bello from Orange County Yoga Studio.  Soon after, he began an apprenticeship with Anna Delury while regularly taking

Rodney Yee: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Yoga pioneer Rodney Yee shares his insight on 200 hour teacher trainings, the progress of yoga in the last four decades and the not so distant future of yoga!