Structuring Your Beginning Class: Yoga Sequences for Beginners with Judith Hanson Lasater

$67.00
Media Type: 
Audio
SKU: YSAA135
Yoga Teacher CEUs: 
0.8
Level: 
All Levels
Part: 
2-part series

With the growing popularity of yoga, more and more people with little yoga experience are flocking to studios. Many are middle-aged boomers with varying levels of physical fitness and greater degree of limitations, further adding to the challenge.  

Beginning students often share common challenges. These include a lack of body awareness, and the typical physical limitations of the American body, such as tight hamstrings, tight hips, a weak back, and lack of core strength. The older the student, the more pronounced these limitations. Unless yoga teachers know how to help students at all skill levels, beginning yoga students often get discouraged and may never return to class.   

In this 2-part recorded online course, Judith Hanson Lasater introduces yoga sequences to use with beginning yoga students to give them the best experience when beginning a yoga practice.

What You Will Learn

  • Key alignment principles to begin with to ensure that student develop a proper foundation of alignment
  • Best poses to introduce key alignment principles, and best languaing to use
  • Techniques for helping beginning yoga students develop body awareness
  • Most common 'problem areas' beginning students bring to class how to address them
  • Best modifications for specific poses and when to use them
Teaching beginners is one of the most important and rewarding teaching experiences there is.  With a little planning, this is one area where it can be extremely rewarding to develop your teaching practice—and build an extremely loyal following of students.
 
Check Out These Great Bonuses! 

Recordings of Both Sessions: Yours to keep. It’s generally acknowledged that many people only retain 10-20 percent of what they learn in a workshop. You will get the recordings of both webinar sessions (both MP3 and MP4), enabling you to go back and listen to the workshop as many times as you like.
Transcripts of Both Sessions: Ever wanted to refer to a certain part of a course? Even the best note takers miss a point every so often. With the transcripts of the sessions, you can go back and refer to particularly important passages or clarify sections you were in doubt about.