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...ther methods of learning have less value, but a skilled Yoga teacher must be a communicator and be able to reach into each individual student’s mind.Therefore, not all Yoga students can learn from you in the same way. Some will learn by listening carefully to your cues, others will gain more from an assist, and some ...more Yoga and Neck Problems: What's the Risk? ...on the cervical vertebrae (neck). Also, your doctor should be made aware of any “risky” movements and positions performed in a Yoga class, such as, chin locks, neck rolls, and fingers clasped behind the neck.You will find it is important not to do any exercises or postures that hurt, even a little bit. Pain is your body's way of telling you, "not to do that” and ...more How to Incorporate Yoga in Your Fitness Regimen ... its ending position, the cobra pose, to stretch the entire upper body.If all else ‘fails’, hey, the simplest (yet hardest) yoga pose that could (should) be included is the ‘corpse’ or ‘relaxation’ pose. This, as the name suggests will aid in relaxing and cooling down the muscles after exercise.There are tons of other poses that could serve...more Yoga Teacher Tips: Most Common Yoga Student Corrections ... off the forward knee. However, if a Yoga student has an existing knee ailment, or is prone to knee problems, the knee should stay directly above the ankle and not beyond it. This may be considered very cautious by some teachers, but Hatha Yoga teachers are supposed to teach restraint and safety during asana practice, at all times.As a Yoga teacher, your form might be very good, but y...more The Ashtanga Yoga Method ...ning liberation from suffering and ultimate realization of supreme consciousness.The eight aspects of Yoga practice are Yama(restraints), Niyama(observances), Asana(posture), pranayama(breath control), Pratyahara(withdrawal of the senses), Dharana(concentration), Dhyana(meditation) and Samadhi(absorption).The Yamas are the moral codes, which free the ...more |
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