A big thanks to Alex Lavigne who made us a little video to give people a taste of Squamish and the little yellow room.
Check it out by clicking here.
I am enjoying Boulder, sunshine, stillness and learning from Richard and Mary.
Many ideas but for now, i am letting things simmer and observing the residue between the thoughts.
shanti.
sarah
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love those first few shots of the Chief...
got me yearning for another Canada holiday
can yoga teacher training course make new students
realize the value of long-term training? Is it just luck, or where you are located, that draws
appreciative Yoga students? Is there a method for teaching Yoga to new students, without scaring
them off? Let’s look at many solutions to keep the interest of your established Yoga students and
those new Yoga students, who just walked in the door.just When a new student arrives to learn
Yoga, they, may not have any previous Yoga experience. When teaching Yoga to new students, it is
wise to see it from their viewpoint. Everything is new, including your staff, your system, and
your method of teaching Yoga. It is up to the Yoga teacher to make of all these components “user
friendly.”
Remember that these guidelines also apply to your existing Yoga students too. Never take them for
granted and your Yoga students will stay with you “through thick and thin.” Always show
appreciation to your existing Yoga students.
If somebody feeling ill, or are in pain, you may have to let a substitute Yoga teacher, teach
your Yoga class, in your place. All of us want to teach our own Yoga classes, but the quality of
your teaching should always be the best it can possibly be.
Some Yoga teachers become adversarial about fees for every little thing. If you teach Yoga for a
living, charge a fee that you can live with. Do not “short change” yourself, but avoid the
perception of a “money hungry” salesperson. Do not hire pushy sales people either. Your Yoga
teaching service depends on a professional image that is seamless, compassionate, truthful, and a
pleasure to work with.
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