Tag "yoga teacher"

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: 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:

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

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,”

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

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.”

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..

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.

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!

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.