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This is an introduction to the Functional Ashtanga Yoga Training Program
This is an introduction to the Functional Ashtanga Yoga Training Program
Curious about unconventional strategies for entrepreneurial success? 🌟 Discover how yoga teachers can elevate their business game by adopting strategies from exotic dancers! 🚀 In this eye-opening video, Michael Joel Hall dives into systems thinking to explore how yoga instructors can enhance their financial autonomy by learning from the best practices of exotic dancers.
Explore how to build a robust personal brand, the importance of diversifying income streams, and the power of understanding your clientele to increase earnings. This isn’t just about flexibility on the mat but also in business. Push your boundaries and transform your yoga teaching into a thriving enterprise.
Watch as we break down how adopting an entrepreneurial mindset can change your career trajectory.
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Enhance your Ashtanga Yoga practice by applying systems thinking. Learn how a holistic approach can lead to informed and sustainable decisions in your practice.
What is Pranayama? Pranayama, or breath control, is an ancient practice that is a cornerstone of many forms of yoga. The practice of pranayama is said to improve overall health through deep, mindful breathing exercises and techniques. Through its ability to strengthen the connection between the mind and body, pranayama can be used to reduce stress and tension, increase focus, increase energy, and improve general wellbeing. Though it has been practiced for thousands of years, in recent times pranayama has become more popular and accessible to the public. In this blog post, we will explore what pranayama is and how individuals can benefit from its practice. 1. Pranayama is a yogic practice that involves controlling the breath If you’ve ever heard of pranayama and wanted…
Are you struggling to achieve financial stability as a yoga teacher? Join Michael Johal, founder of the Council of Independent Yoga Professionals, as he shares powerful strategies for achieving financial equity. Learn how diversifying income streams, embracing online teaching, and understanding financial literacy can transform your yoga career into a sustainable journey.
Highlights of this video:
– The importance of creating sustainable business models.
– Exploring innovative ways to diversify income beyond studio classes.
– Practical financial tips including budgeting, saving, and investing.
– Empowering yoga teachers to value their labor and resist exploitative practices.
Let’s not just survive in the world of yoga but thrive with financial stability. Watch the video, and let’s grow together! 🌟
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[quote style=”1″]be intent on action, not on the fruits of action. avoid attachment to the fruits. — (Bhagavad-Gita 2:47)[/quote] The walls shook, the windows shattered. Each and every family member was sliced by the implosive force of the atomic bomb. In the back of the Yamaki home was a garden full of exquisite trees. Not cloud piercing orchards full of fruit-bearing blossoms, but a collection of diminutive  trees and gardens of cool water-rubbed stone. Some gave a sense of whimsy, the kind of tree and knoll atop which a fairy might read her latest tome, whilst others would look right at home in a forest of their size dissonant kin. For an island so small to have a wall so tall was one of a…
Introduction: Welcome fellow yogis! Today we are going to explore the diverse branches of yoga and understand their origins. This guide will help deepen our understanding of Bhakti, Jnana, Raja, Tantra, and Hatha Yoga. So, roll out your mat, breathe, and let’s get started. Bhakti: Yoga of Devotion Bhakti yoga is known as the path of devotion. Those who practice Bhakti yoga see the divine in all. They believe in invoking love and feeling a sense of closeness to the divine through their thoughts, words, and deeds. The practices of Bhakti yoga include chanting mantras and kirtan. Krishna has explained this yogic path in “The Bhagavad Gita.” Karma: Yoga of Action Karma yoga is known as the path of service or union through action. Karma…