Here are the best practices for teaching family yoga. Especially for adult and tot (also known as moms and tots) classes.
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Professional Essentials for Teaching Kids Yoga
I feel a little embarrassed that when I first started teaching yoga, I had trouble with pacing. I would run out of time and cut the savasana to 2 minutes. Then overcompensate the next class and run out of poses and give a 15-minute relaxation! It took me a couple of years to get really […]
Yoga Philosophy: 7 Myths Examined for Teachers
Parampreet Singh, discusses 7 common myths about yoga philosophy and offers a more complete and truer version of these ideas. See how you can deepen your understanding of Indian Yoga Philosophy in the upcoming training.
The Yoga Philosophy That Will Make a Difference for Kids Yoga Teachers
The way yoga is portrayed on social media you might think you need to have a certain body type to do yoga. But the wisdom of Yogic Philosophy tells us that any body can do yoga. It’s a message we want every new teacher to embrace. Watch: Yoga Philosophy for Kids Yoga Teachers Watch this […]
Why get a 200-Hour Yoga Certification As A Kids Yoga Teacher
How can a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Certification help you as a Kids’ Yoga Teacher? If you want to level up in your kids’ yoga teacher career, you might have considered registering with Yoga Alliance as a Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher (RCYT). Yoga Alliance Requirements for Kids Yoga Teachers To register with Yoga Alliance as a […]