Recent Methodology Articles

• Yoga for Boomers and Beyond
  

  How to adapt a yoga practice to aging bodies.
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• Deepen Students' Savasana
  

  Your students may already revel in the stillness of Savasana (Corpse Pose), but you can increase the meditative benefits with a few simple additions to your instruction.
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• Keep Class on Track
  

  Preparation and clear intent will help you keep a class on track when students have questions.
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• How to Set the Right Tone with Music
  

  Set the mood and pace for your class with music playlists.
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• Losing it
  

  The key to teaching those who approach yoga for weight loss is opening them up to the mind and spirit benefits of the practice as well.
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• Secrets of Successful Subbing
  

  Serving as a substitute yoga instructor puts you to the test, but it's worth the effort. Here's how to get the most out of each subbing experience.
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• Expand Your Reach
  

  Learn how to create a distance-learning class for your students and expand your client base.
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• One Yoga, Many Approaches
  

  Proficiency in differing styles and approaches to yoga can deepen your understanding and enhance your teaching.
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• The Key to Confidence
  

  Gaining confidence as a teacher is imperative to building your students' trust. But how can you build your confidence so it shines out?
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• Something Borrowed
  

  When is it OK to use other teachers' techniques?
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• Balancing Professionalism and Personality
  

  Teachers must learn to balance being personable and maintaining a professional demeanor.
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• With Their Own Two Hands
  

  Empower your students by teaching them to adjust their own poses.
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• Summer Reading for Teachers
  

  Find out which yoga books senior teachers recommend for bolstering your knowledge base and growing your teaching skills.
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• Tools for a Spiritually Diverse Class
  

  Modify your class to create a welcoming environment for students from all spiritual backgrounds.
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• To Each Their Own, to Teach Their Own
  

  What happens when your teaching style clashes with your students' expectations?
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