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... can lead to osteoarthritis. Also, most exercise focuses on arms and legs and does not include the spine or hands.There are many joints in the body to nourish, over 100 in the spine and more than 20 in each hand. Look around you at the gym. Do you see smooth movement in the spine and hands? I suspect that m...more Don't Focus on Failure ...shop, or trying anything new, it is better to make mistakes than do nothing at all.Some of the most successful Yoga teachers, I know, deal with mistakes as part of the learning curve. They turn all of their defeats into learning experiences. This is extremely powerful when you consider the cost of learning anything of value.After all, what did you spe...more Teaching Hatha Yoga - The Eight Limbs and Student Advancement ... class? Will I bore the exercise-minded students, who want a "workout?"Cover a little piece of philosophy, in each lesson, as it is related to life in the present moment; just a short idea, without a big lecture, will do, but cover Yama or Niyama regularly.In fact, all of the Eight Limbs, mentioned by Patanjali, are important. Review the Eight Limbs and carry them into your classes. Make s...more Practise Yoga And Promote An Overall Healthier Lifestyle! ...n in many facets of their existence. Once the benefits that yoga can bring about are seen and experienced by these new practitioners, life takes on a whole different meaning and is seen through different eyes. The feeling of having their energy levels increased by practise is really encouraging , to the exten...more Tips for Yoga Teachers ...y "reach your right arm overhead," actually raise your left arm, so it mirror the arm used by your class.7) Repeat postures. Repeat postures once or twice. This gives students a chance to most watch the first time, but still have enough opportunity to practice the posture on their own.8) Walk the room. Move around rather than stay in front. This allo...more |
