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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
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
Ready To Teach – 60 Minute Vinyasa Class – Focus: Twisting
Yoga sequencing can be the most time-intensive and challenging part of our job as yoga teachers. We are responsible for ensuring that a vinyasa class is anatomically sound and safe.
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.â€
Breathe Into Your Hips
The more you practice linking breath and conscious, specific relaxation points in the body, the more you increase your overall body awareness. Give it time…. all is coming!
Change Maker Spotlight – Kate Murphy
Yoga Digest loves to connect with like-minded change makers who are making an impact on others through their work on and off the mat. Meet our latest Change Maker, Kate Murphy who says yoga helps her more creative, things flow more easily, and I am more effective in my work as a CEO!
5 Reasons a Teaching Vacation May be for You!
Love to vacation? Love teaching classes? How about both? There is an amazing way to and still get to do what you love most: teach, and all for a fraction
SOULLOOP
As yogis, we know how powerful self-awareness is to our yoga journey andour life off the mat. As a mid-40s professional, I felt pretty self-aware and securein what I want
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!
Rise to Your True Calling
The term “svadharma” (“sva” meaning self) suggests that each of us has a true calling, a gift to give, and a sacred duty to offer the world that is distinctly ours.
