Teaching Hatha Yoga: Yoga on the Ball
Some Yoga certification courses devote a day or two to the the use of stability balls for a prop or for therapeutic use. With that said…
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Could a Blind Man Become a Yoga Teacher?
Imagine a case in which a Hatha Yoga teacher, who had been teaching for years, was being refused from a Hatha Yoga teacher training…
Yoga Certifications – The Beginning of a Yoga Teacher’s Journey
Many people compare the Yoga teacher certification process to a big hurdle in life, but the day an intern receives his or her diploma, for teaching Yoga, is only the beginning of the journey.
Are you Considering Becoming a Yoga Instructor?
Are you deciding about where and how to become a yoga instructor? Aura Wellness Center is a facilitator of online yoga certification, onsite yoga instructor training courses, and the continuing education of experienced instructors with yoga teacher certification.
Teaching Private Yoga Sessions: Pranayama for Stress
When taking your yoga certification course, you might not expect so many people to be stressed out. If you’ve been practicing yoga techniques for years, you might not feel the level of anxiety that you see in others. Regardless of how you handle daily problems, some people are walking an emotional tight rope, while they are barely managing to maintain their sanity.
Yoga Instructor Training: Sciatica
Of the many ailments we may study during a yoga instructor training course, back pain and headaches are most common for the average…
How Much Does it Cost to Become a Yoga Instructor?
The cost of becoming a yoga instructor varies by the school and the qualifications required of instructors. To become a yoga teacher in specialized schools like Bikram or Iyengar can cost much more than training for certifications at other schools.
About Hatha Yoga for Preventing Knee Injuries
To some practitioners, Hatha yoga is a terrific full-body workout, with thoughtful routines that will stretch and align all the major muscle groups. However, the expression “no pain, no gain” has no place at all in any yoga practice.