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Is your course syllabus complete?
Yes, a complete Yoga course should contain all aspects of
Yoga, and there are many. After all, Yoga is the best health
maintenance the world has ever known. Your course should
cover most, but not all, of the following:
- Asanas
- Modifications & Contraindications
- Yoga Philosophy & Methodology
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Kinesiology
- Alignment
- Working with Special Populations
- Teaching Tips
- Yoga Teacher Ethics
- Chakras
- Bandhas
- Mudras
- Yamas & Niyamas
- Pranayama
- Meditation
- Relaxation
- Yoga Business Development
- Communication, Marketing, & Networking
If your course does not come close, you will not feel
comfortable in a situation, where a student has asked a
question you do not have the answer to. You may, in the
process, inadvertently, injure your students due to what you
do not know.
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