Beginning yoga instructors can feel overwhelmed by the various elements to juggle in a 60-minute class. To ease this burden, it's crucial to focus on adaptable teaching techniques. Key tips include being present in the moment and attentive to the students in the room, rather than strictly following a predetermined sequence. This adaptable approach enhances cueing skills, builds confidence, and creates a better overall classroom experience, allowing the instructor to respond proactively to the dynamic environment of their yoga class.
Teaching in the present moment and picking up on students' specific needs in real time ensures a positive experience for everyone, yourself included.
Don't adhere so strictly to the script. The ability to teach in the present moment will improve your cueing, and your confidence and ability to command a room will also increase.
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