If you want to grow your community or clientele, business communication is very important.

All of this has to do with the language used by your community members speak, existing students, and also by the other people you want to attract/your target market.

In this episode, find out the points you should consider when you want to decide in which language you write your business communications, such as social media posts and blogs.

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Articles are small words that go before nouns in English.

In this episode find out how we use articles in English yoga cues and how you could replace them with possessive pronouns.

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The vocabulary for teaching yoga and speaking about yogic topics varies from anatomy to history and philosophy, but it also involves teaching terminology and so much more.

All of these categories of words can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.

In this episode, I’m sharing 6 techniques that help you learn new vocabulary.

Time to find out how you can learn the vocabulary you need for your teaching goals, so that you can teach and speak about yogic topics confidently and authentically!

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According to the certification requirements set by Yoga Alliance, you should learn how to cue and write a sequence. However, every training has a different focus, framework and structure, so the hours provided may not be enough for you to feel knowledgeable enough to cue and write sequences.

In this episode, find out what you can do to gain confidence and get more teaching practice.

Here at Enga, we help you gain this confidence through our teaching practices that help yoga teachers develop their cueing and sequencing skills.

If you're interested and would like to receive this extra teaching practice, have a look at our English for Yoga Teachers Course. You can already sign up to the waiting list. Signing up to the waiting list ensures, you'll be the first to apply when we open enrolment later in 2022 and it gives you a $350 discount.

>>> check out the English for Yoga Teachers Course

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Why, who and where do you want to teach?

Whether or not you need a teacher certificate to do so depends on your goals.

In this episode, find out why it’s beneficial to complete a yoga teacher training, and how it positively influences your chances of employment!

You’ll also learn how following framework like teacher training strengthens your knowledge and the quality of your classes.

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The best and most effective way to learn and remember new words is repetition.

Integrate your receptive (listening and reading) and productive (writing and speaking) skills, and repeat them to help new vocabulary stick.

In this episode, find out about 5+ techniques that can help you better memorise new vocabulary.

If you want to find out more about memorising vocabulary:

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In yoga we often refer to the belly area. For example, to engage the core or stretch the abdomen in Bridge Pose. Both the core and the abdomen are found in the belly area.

Belly, abdomen and stomach are often used interchangeably because all of them are around the same area. However, they have a very different purpose and are cued with very different intentions.

I recommend choosing the term that specifically speaks to what you want your students to do.

Listen to this episode to find out how to choose the best word in a situation like this, to make your class cues clear, consistent and effective.

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Today, I’m answering the question: ‘What do you do if you don’t know the answer to a question.’

Learn:

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In our first episode of the Q&A miniserie, I’m answering the question: ‘How do you improve your accent as a non-native English speaker.’

Learn:

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Teaching in a foreign language and/or starting your own yoga business require a healthy dose of confidence. 

Our confidence is intertwined with our mindset: our thoughts and beliefs. 

Through my own personal development and helping other yoga teachers on their journey, I've identified 4 main causes that make you lack confidence. In this episode, find out what they are. At the end, I will share 4 ways to help you build confidence and cultivate a healthier mindset. This mindset change will lead you to successful learning and professional yoga teaching opportunities.

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