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Why Should a Yoga Teacher Specialize?

Are you teaching classes, but not sure which direction to go in for your next yoga teacher certification? In this video lecture, with Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 500 (director of yoga teacher training at Aura Wellness Center), you will learn why some yoga teachers decide to teach specific styles or types of students. For example: A Hatha Yoga instructor may decide to become a prenatal yoga teacher, yoga therapist, or a power yoga instructor to work with students who have a common need or passion. There are many reasons why a certified yoga teacher may pursue becoming a specialist and many options are explained in this lecture.

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Yoga Teacher Certification – Your Untapped Potential

Why do people take a certification course to become a Yoga teacher? There are a wide variety of reasons why people take intensive courses. Some interns may feel a calling toward teaching Yoga as a vocation. Some choose to teach as a part-time hobby.

Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002017-04-26T15:30:59-04:00Categories: YOGA TEACHING|Tags: become a yoga teacher, yoga teacher certification, yoga teacher course information, yoga teacher intensive course, yoga teacher salary|0 Comments

Teaching Yoga and the Importance of Doing What You Love

One has to “weigh up” the pros and cons of each type of Yoga certification course before making a decision. Either way, a progressive step, in doing what you love, is a giant leap forward for your emotional and mental well being.

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Online Yoga Teacher Internet Community

Evidence, in the form of benefits experienced by long-term practitioners, can be seen in the current economic crisis. Instead of resorting to alcoholism and drugs, a large portion of the public has opted to practice Yoga in classes with like-minded people.

Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002017-04-26T15:31:00-04:00Categories: Yoga Lifestyle and the Yogic path, Yogic Philosophy|Tags: internet yoga, online resources for yoga education, online yoga teacher, yoga online, yoga teacher certification, yoga teacher community|0 Comments

Yoga Teacher Certification Courses on the Internet

How do you sort out which Yoga courses are reputable? If the certifying body specializes in Yoga, this is a major step. The certifying body should have a qualified Yoga teacher trainer on its staff. If the certifying body writes courses for aircraft mechanics and computer repair; you may want to shop around.

Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002017-12-12T11:19:19-05:00Categories: Online Yoga FAQs, Yoga Certification FAQs, YOGA TEACHER FAQs, Yoga Teacher Issues, YOGA TEACHING|Tags: limited funds for a yoga education, online yoga teacher training, well-rounded yoga teacher course, yoga teacher certification, yoga teacher correspondence course|0 Comments

Five Reasons why an Online Yoga Teacher Certification Course may be Right for You

By Paul Jerard, E-RYT 500 There are many reasons why an instructor or intern would take a Yoga teacher training course online, or through correspondence. The following is a short list of reasons why established teachers and potential interns would consider online, or correspondence, Yoga teacher training programs. 1. Yoga instructors need non-contact continuing education [...]

Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002017-04-26T15:31:01-04:00Categories: YOGA TEACHING|Tags: Online Yoga Teacher Certification, Online Yoga Teacher Certification Course, yoga teacher, yoga teacher certification, yoga teacher course information|0 Comments

Questions about Yoga Teacher Certification Through Correspondence Courses

Have you ever been curious or skeptical about how correspondence courses, for Yoga teachers, work? Below is a question and answer session about educating Yoga instructors through distance learning. These courses are online, or correspondence programs, designed for the education of new, or established, Yoga teachers.

Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002017-04-26T15:31:01-04:00Categories: YOGA TEACHING|Tags: correspondence course for Yoga instructors, registered Yoga teachers, Yoga certification organizations, Yoga distance learning courses, yoga teacher certification, yoga teacher training courses|0 Comments

Yoga Certification – The Gateway to the Job of Your Dreams

The difference between someone, who is a successful Yoga teacher, and someone who wants to be, is the ability to recognize an opportunity. The path of teaching starts with the study of a specific subject. This is completely true if the subject you want to teach is Yoga.

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Two Questions Yoga Teachers Do Not Want to Answer

Like everyone else, Yoga teachers get to hear plenty of questions, but some questions come up often enough to develop a standard response. Some teachers do not want to answer them at all. In this case, read on, and you can develop your own canned response.

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Yoga in Practice: Taking Control of Your Life

They applied their knowledge, and that of their mentors, completely. They saw an opportunity, focused completely, and used every possible skill to accomplish the end result. A person with limited intelligence can easily accomplish much by making friends, creating partnerships, influencing, and applying what they have learned with complete focus. Should we give up and stop learning new ideas? Of course not, but we should see the value in applying what we learn.

Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002017-04-28T18:16:08-04:00Categories: Yoga for Empowerment, Yoga for Inspiration|Tags: attitude, change, personality, taking control, teacher, teachings of yoga, yoga instructor, yoga teacher certification, yoga training, yogic methodology|0 Comments