Yoga teaching cues

Teaching Yogic Practices: Warrior I. ----------- Warrior I is one of the fundamental standing poses of any Yoga practice. This pose is very grounding and invigorating. http://bit.ly/teaching-yogic-practices-warrior

The 7 Most Powerful Cues a Yoga Teacher Has Ever Given Me | "Sometimes it's the simplest cues that change your practice the most—both on and off the mat." ~Gina Tomaine

All the cues for your students to ensure chair pose is done properly . . . #chairpose #beyogi #beyogitribe #yogateacherliability #yogateacherinsurance #yogateacher #teachyoga #yogainstructor #dowhatyoulove #teachingyoga #yogabusiness #yogiforlife #yogateacherslife #yogapracticedaily #yogajourney #yogaforall #yogaeverydamnday #yogapractice #yogatrainee #yogalifestyle #yogilifestyle #liabilityinsurance

Cues for your students to ensure extended side angle pose is done properly. Share this with your students! . #extendedsideangle #sideangle #chestopener #yogaposes #beyogi #yogagram #insurance #yogainspiration #meditation #lovewhatyoudo #yogalife #yogapractice #yogainstructor #yogaeverydamnday

Brittany Alred is a new yoga teacher who asks Shannon, in a consultation call, about doing yoga poses versus using verbal cues.

Born in The Netherlands, Sab is a fully certified yoga teacher in Melbourne offering private yoga, corporate yoga, and online group yoga classes.

There are many different approaches that yoga teachers take to cueing. A lot depends on what, who and where you’re teaching. On our English for Yoga Teachers Course, we look at how knowing your cueing style is extremely helpful for non-native English speaking yoga teachers. It helps you know exactly what vocabulary to use, learn, and practise! 😍 To find out your style(s) and the language you can focus on developing to improve your teaching dramatically, take the quiz! 😊