The importance of taking a Teaching Shavasana
Last week I was quite busy. Teaching Mysore classes in the morning, led classes in the evening, writing some guest articles for other blogs, recording an interview for a Podcast,
Why the best teaching always goes back to the fundamentals
I have been consistently practicing yogasana (in the form of Ashtanga Yoga) for over 10 years. And I love to explore, I am motivated by digging deeper, understanding why things have
10 Ways Of Making A Living As A Yoga Teacher
You can only be successful as a Yoga teacher if you choose your ideal channel for sharing your knowledge
The past few weeks have been quite exciting for me as a
About Mental Stiffness & Surrender – And how India can help you letting go of it all
Today’s article might seem a bit off topic as it’s not specifically concerned with a Yoga teacher’s life or practice in a narrower sense, but rather with the idea of
Your New Morning Ritual I: Why you should start a wake-up routine
Great things have been written about the benefits of having a recurring morning routine. Many famous historic figures that had a great impact on the world are known to have had some
Why your approach to teaching a certain asana doesn’t work (for every student)
Don't tell your students how it works - give them what they need to figure it out
I love to practice and teach Yoga as a self practice in Mysore classes. One of the main
Stop Worrying About Your Teacher Training Exam – And Trust In Your Practice
Plus 3 tips if you are still nervous
The world is full of Yoga teacher trainings. There seems to be a TT-course on every corner and many people want to become a Yoga teacher.
One
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Benefits of Yoga Practice And Teaching
"Do your practice and ALL is coming!“ - Sri K. Pattabhi Jois
Many Yogis know and love that quote. Usually we just think of all the good things happening to us
The Power Of Asking Questions For Yoga Teachers And Practitioners
Inquire More, Evaluate Less
As we go through our lives, every minute, hour and day our minds supply us with plenty of evaluations - and complaints - about what is happening around
Review Of David Keil’s “Functional Anatomy Of Yoga”
3 Reasons To Make This Book A Part Of Your Library Today
Anatomy seems to be one of the less favorite subjects of becoming Yoga teachers. One of the main reasons might