Yogaland Podcast30 Tammi 2019

The Art of Teaching Asana to Beginners

We all start out as beginners. But that doesn't mean that teaching beginning yoga students is intuitive. In this episode in our Begin Again series, Jason tackles the specifics of teaching asana to beginning students. Jason shares:

* Why it's important to help students pay attention to their whole experience in a particular pose, not just the muscle or muscle groups that they're stretching

* How to help students avoid comparing themselves to other students (or to what they were able to do in the past if they're beginning again after stepping away for a while)

* A skillful way to teach breath and movement in a vinyasa-based class

* Why power, precision, and mindfulness are the three elements Jason focuses on most when he teaches beginners

Show notes: http://www.jasonyoga.com/podcast/episode138

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