Yoga Teacher Training Forum

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Let us know if you want to learn anything more about practicing, observing, assisting adjusting, modifying, cueing and timing. The last time I counted the demonstration and lecture times up, Aura Wellness Center gives you 10 hours of video for nothing. That say a lot about what they're all about. If you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them.

When I take Classes I just pay attention to every little thing the instructor did and how and take note of how different people teach & how they cue & time the transitions. I think it depends on what you are trying to achieve in the class for pace & how vigorous vs. meditative the class is. Then you see how to fit postures in with other elements to fill up the hour without rushing too much or going too slow. Sometimes less is more too especially for beginner classes to build confidence and focus on alignment. Honestly I listen to Yoga videos on my iPhone while driving around in my car ! It helps me though...

Hi There Chrystie,

Cueing can be learned through the practice of teaching yoga classes. Repetition is an important part of yoga teacher training. Whether you study at home or at an ashram in India, you still need to teach classes regularly. If you are up to your neck in studies, it's good for teachers in training to run mock classes. You could have your family and friends as students. When you finish any yoga certification course, you still need to practice all the time. All active teachers practice and study for life.

About timing: Do you mean the timing of your cueing, the timing of a flow or the timing of how long your students would hold a pose? Please get back to us.

Namaste,

Vanessa