Tag "yoga teacher"

Change Maker Spotlight: Eagle

One of the few authorized Ashtanga Yoga teachers in the world, Eagle shares his passion at Pineapple Yoga in Hawaii.   It was nice to chat with Eagle about yoga:

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

The Accidental Yogi (and How I Turned into a Purposeful Yoga Practioner)

It’s never too late! Learn how this accidental yogi found her path somewhat later in life and now shares it with the world one person at a time.

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!

Change Maker Spotlight: Sarah Tiefenthaler

Sarah completed her first 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in the tropical jungles of Costa Rica where she focused intensely on the philosophy of yoga as well as meditation practices. When

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

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

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

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

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