You are a yoga teacher, which means you are your own small business. Social Media feels vital to a thriving small business but unfortunately it has a lot of negative consequences. In this show we discuss 5-steps toward a healthy relationships with social media (and even money).
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As yoga teachers, we all have a path which lead us to practice and ultimately to teach. The stories of our journey and the stories we tell ourselves impact how we interact with those around us and how we instruct our students. Listen in to hear the powerful story of Stacie Hawkins, Austin-based yoga instructor, and learn how it informs her teaching.

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Cues are always a skill which I am attempting to develop. There is so much to share with your yoga students, sometimes it is hard to know where to begin or what to say. Jenny Clary shares with us some key concepts to focus in on when cueing.
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What do you consider when you adjust a student? As a yoga instructor it is important to be intentional in all that we do, which includes adjusting students. Review four prompts to consider when adjusting students, interview with Jenny Clary E-RYT 200.
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Today the show focuses in on the subtle art of sprinkling the magic of yoga into public & community classes. This is the magic of yoga which goes beyond even more than the physical practice and leaves the students curious for more. This episode is an interview with Jenny Clary E-RYT 200, who is an Austin based yoga instructor.
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Do you remember the in-depth anatomy about the cervical spine which you learned in YTT (or perhaps never learned at all)? This is a basic overview on the cervical spine, it also touches on formation of the spinal curves, range of motion, surrounding tissues and more. The most important part of the show are all  the connections it makes back to your yoga students: how is this information directly applicable to the yoga practice?

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Go beyond definitions and quotes for your theme. Learn three methods to help you convey your intention to your yoga students. These tools adds another layer of depth and sets you apart as a teacher. This show interview Natalie Ramos, Austin-based yoga instructor.
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In this interview, Natalie and I de-bunk a couple of common student (and teacher-held) misconceptions. We go into depth about specific ways in which to strengthen poses safely and mindfully.
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In the interview with Natalie Ramos 200-RYT, we discuss safety in the skeletal and muscular structure of each pose. Natalie's history with yoga has shifted her perspective and her emphasis toward safety within whatever type of yoga practice she leads. Listen to her insight.
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As a yoga instructor, do you find yourself recognizing the patterns & significance of everyday symbols such as number, animals, crystals, etc? Listen to how you can utilize  them for thematic connections in yoga class. Sometimes the most mundane object can be a divine tool to share with your students. Holly Rae E-RYT, YACEP, shares her enthusiasm for archetypes & symbology and discusses how she organically weaves them into yoga while she teaches.
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