Yoga
fromYoga Journal
5 days ago5 Essential Questions Yoga Teachers Can Ask Themselves Before Each Class
Pace instruction to match students’ capacity, tailoring sequences and teaching presence to who is in the room.
The breath is the primary tool through which you will be able to access what's actually happening in your body. It's the primary tool to activate change in your structure at a deep level, and it's the primary tool to link your conscious awareness to the process of change. So think of the breath as an internal flashlight, microscope, viewfinder that helps you discover what's going on. - Gary Kraftsow, student of T.K.V. Desikachar and founder of the American Viniyoga Institute