Truthful and Compassionate Communication: Yoga Philosophy in Modern Life
Truthful and Compassionate Communication
Yoga Philosophy in Modern Life
with Heather Agnew, ERYT-500, Lead Trainer Watch a 40-minute clip of a yoga philosophy discussion on practical strategies for bringing yoga philosophy into modern life with truthful and compassionate communication. Follow the video, or read a fe..read moreHow to Teach Yoga Without Demonstrating
How to Teach Yoga Without Demonstrating Every Pose
with Heather Agnew, ERYT-500, Lead Trainer Watch a 40-minute clip of a yoga coaching discussion on how you can teach a yoga class without demonstrating every pose. Follow the video, or read a few notes and strategies below. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.c..read moreCreating a Social Media Core Strategy For Yoga Teachers
Creating a Social Media Core Strategy For Yoga Teachers: Connecting and Elevating Yoga Online
by: Heather Agnew, ERYT-500, Lead Trainer, Yoga Trinity Social media has become an integral part of our lives, allowing us to connect and engage with others on a global scale. For yoga teachers and practitioners, it offers a powerfu..read moreWhat Do You Learn In Yoga Teacher Training?
What Do You Learn in Yoga Teacher Training?
Have you ever wondered what you learn in yoga teacher training?
Here are a few key areas of study that we explore in the Yoga Trinity Yoga Teacher Training program:- How yoga has evolved from its origins in India to become what we know now as modern postural yoga.
- How yoga philosophy can sup..read more
Sequencing and Transitions for Standing Poses
Yoga Coaching Clip: Sequencing and Transition Options for Standing Poses
Teaching Tips and Strategies for Yoga Teachers
Watch a 35-minute clip of a yoga coaching discussion on sequencing and transitioning options for our asymmetrical standing poses when you are teaching yoga in the studio, gym, online, or outdoors. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.co..read moreMore Invitation, Less Regimentation in Vinyasa Flow Yoga Classes
More Invitation, Less Regimentation in Vinyasa Flow Yoga Classes
Teaching Tips and Strategies for Yoga Teachers. Watch a quick video clip of a yoga coaching discussion and scroll down for a few tips and techniques to consider a more invitational, less regimented style of teaching yoga. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO1x_j23GhY[/embedyt] Lately I’m ..read moreYoga Teaching Strategies: Mirroring Right and Left
Yoga Teaching Strategies: Mirroring Right and Left (Video)
Teaching Tips and Strategies for Yoga Teachers. Watch a quick video clip of a yoga coaching discussion and scroll down for a few tips and techniques to develop your skills in mirroring your left and right in your visual cuing and demonstrations in yoga classes. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1..read moreA Work From Home Yoga Teacher
Notes from a Work From Home Yoga Teacher
This is me at my desk – which, over the past 4 years, has become the center of my working world. At times it can feel like a very small world, just me and the dog all day long, but then I get onto a coaching call or mentoring session with a student in Australia or the UK or the US, and my world opens up! When I look back o..read moreWhat Happens to Your Yoga Practice When You Begin to Teach Yoga?
What Happens to your Yoga Practice When You Begin to Teach Yoga?
While the transition from yoga student to yoga teacher is a delight in so many ways, there can be some downsides. Depending on how much you teach, those downsides might include the loss or disruption to their own practice, repetitive strain, burnout, or your practice becoming a place to strategize for yo..read moreAlternatives or Additions to Weekly Yoga Classes
What Are Some Alternatives or Additions to Weekly Yoga Classes?
Whether you are a yoga teacher or a yoga student, it can be a challenge to commit to a weekly yoga class due to a variety of factors, including shift work, child/family care, chronic illness or disability, travel, regular access to transport, or perhaps you just don’t wish to commit to being somewhere e..read more17 Years of Yoga Teacher Training
