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We recorded this one live with our 300-hour trainees right after a full week of deep diving into anatomy, and it had us thinking:
“Okay… I know stuff now… so how do I actually make my teaching better?”
In this episode, we unpack the gap between knowing anatomy and being able to teach a strong, effective class.
We talk about:
– why over-cueing and rigidity often come from too much anatomy focus
– the trap of trying to prove you know what you’re talking about
– when anatomy actually matters (and when you can let it go)
– how to use your knowledge within “peak pose” classes
– how to translate what you know into a clear, intelligent class
Then we get into what it actually looks like to use anatomy well—how it informs your sequencing, supports your intention, and creates a strong through-line from start to finish.
Lots of real examples, plenty of sequencing talk, and some really great questions from the room.
Want to support our podcast? Join our Patreon for extra content
** CHECK OUT OUR 300-HOUR PROGRAM **
🌊 Upcoming Retreats
📚 Read the Podcast Blog:
The Funny Thing About Yoga on Substack
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Podcast: @thefunnythingaboutyoga
School: @cayayogaschool
Hosts: @gianagambino & @bradshawwish
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We recorded this one live with our 300-hour trainees right after a full week of deep diving into anatomy, and it had us thinking:
“Okay… I know stuff now… so how do I actually make my teaching better?”
In this episode, we unpack the gap between knowing anatomy and being able to teach a strong, effective class.
We talk about:
– why over-cueing and rigidity often come from too much anatomy focus
– the trap of trying to prove you know what you’re talking about
– when anatomy actually matters (and when you can let it go)
– how to use your knowledge within “peak pose” classes
– how to translate what you know into a clear, intelligent class
Then we get into what it actually looks like to use anatomy well—how it informs your sequencing, supports your intention, and creates a strong through-line from start to finish.
Lots of real examples, plenty of sequencing talk, and some really great questions from the room.
Want to support our podcast? Join our Patreon for extra content
** CHECK OUT OUR 300-HOUR PROGRAM **
🌊 Upcoming Retreats
📚 Read the Podcast Blog:
The Funny Thing About Yoga on Substack
📲 Follow Us
Podcast: @thefunnythingaboutyoga
School: @cayayogaschool
Hosts: @gianagambino & @bradshawwish
🌐 More Links
gianayoga.com
bradshawwishyoga.com
cayayogaschool.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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