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Could you give me some guidelines for pregnant Yoga
students?
Please bear in mind
that I have no medical degree and am not a medical
professional. The advice given is that of a Yoga Teacher.
Always consult with your physician for a professional opinion.
There are many contraindications for practicing Yoga during
pregnancy, and all Yoga teachers and students should be
aware of them.
Pregnant students should have formal doctor's
permission for "Prenatal Yoga." If you are
teaching pregnant students without their doctor's approval
and you are not a certified prenatal Yoga instructor, you
are "playing with fire." It is hard enough in a yoga class to
address the needs of all students. For pregnant Yoga
students, I recommend a specific class.
We have a special page devoted to issues and
concerns about Prenatal yoga and yoga during
pregnancy. It contains important information
for teachers and students alike.
For those who already have a Yoga Teaching Diploma or an
equivalent qualification, take a look at our Prenatal and Postnatal
Yoga
Teachers Diploma Course. This course is highly
recommended for Yoga Instructors with pregnant students.
Read why
here.
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