Episode

7 Yoga Class Scenarios And How To Address Them (EP.421)

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Conversations for Yoga Teachers
Published
Sep 7, 2026
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3642
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Summary

When you went to teacher training, how much “real life” support did you get around scenarios that come up when you’re teaching? If you’re like a lot of teachers I talk with, you didn’t get much. Now that you’re teaching weekly classes, you might feel like every class there’s a new situation that comes up where you’re not exactly sure how to handle it. In today’s episode, I cover 7 scenarios that arise and an approach to each. The conversation covers both the technical aspects of teaching, meaning cues and sequences, the anatomical aspect of teaching, meaning how you apply anatomy to movement as well as the mindset piece that can impact how you feel when you teach. As you listen, you’ll hear me refer to The Yoga Anatomy Accelerator. If you’re curious to find out more, here’s the link: https://barebonesyoga.thinkific.com/courses/Yoga-Anatomy-Accelerator If you have questions or are wondering if it’s a good fit for you, just reach out to me in my Instagram DM’s and let’s talk.