Teaching Actions not Postures

It’s a weekend where we focus on teaching skills - how do we actually leave a lasting change on our students. How do we actually TEACH them something as opposed to just leading them through.

Tiny shifts in the alignment of a pose can move the work from one muscle to another without really changing the way a pose looks.

We'll need to see those shifts and changes and teach our students to feel and make them deliberately in their own practice.

This weekend focuses on alignment and the super important skill of teaching actions to our students, not poses.

We'll get some teaching practice in, revise key components of planning a good class and hopefully add one or two more for you to consider.

About Ian :

Ian has been a student and teacher of Yoga for 23 years. His passion for yoga started with his first yoga class. Inspired, he went on to qualify with David Swenson and then qualified with both the British Wheel of Yoga and Yoga Alliance and has continued to train, learn, practice and read every day.

He teaches because he loves it.

** PRACTICAL BITS **

Wear and bring -

Due to the nature of the Crescent Bakery building, it's ideal to wear layers of clothing for cooler / warmer fluctuations.

Staying over for courses / workshops -

Looking for somewhere to stay near the studio? Click here for more info - https://www.orangeyoga.co.uk/staying-over

Cancellations -

Please note Workshops will be refunded only if we can find someone to take your place. Obviously we will take account of exceptional circumstances. If you have chosen to pay in instalments, payments to completion will still be due. Please contact reception at studio@orangeyoga.co.uk and we’ll be happy to help.