The holiday season is upon us, and while it’s a time of joy, love, and celebration, it can also be a season of stress, indulgence, and busyness. As we gear up for Christmas and the New Year, it’s important to remember to take care of our physical and mental well-being.
Are you a solo yoga instructor or a small studio owner looking to take your yoga practice to the next level? Managing classes, clients, and schedules can be a daunting task, but with the right tools, you can streamline your operations and offer a more convenient and personalised experience to your clients.
Canva is not only a powerful graphic design tool but also offers impressive video editing capabilities. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process of recording a video in Canva, adding a title at the start, and exporting it in MP4 format optimized for streaming. Let’s get started!
As yoga teachers we know the essence of our practice lies in self-discovery and growth. Maintaining a personal practice in this journey is essential: just as a flame needs a steady source of fuel to burn bright, our practice nourishes and sustains us as teachers whilst igniting the spark that inspires and guides our students.
Running a yoga business can be a fulfilling way to make a living for those passionate about yoga, pilates or wellness. However, the road to becoming profitable can be challenging. Whilst we may teach because of our love of what we do, ultimately, we all need security, food and warmth and so finding your way to profitability is essential.
In today’s fast-paced world, many yoga teachers are exploring alternative ways to supplement their income while pursuing their passion to teach and share the transformative practice with others. If this sounds like you, then offering video-on-demand (VOD) yoga classes could be be for you.
In today’s fast-paced world, many yoga teachers are exploring alternative ways to supplement their income while pursuing their passion to teach and share the transformative practice with others. If this sounds like you, then offering video-on-demand (VOD) yoga classes could be be for you.
If you have recently completed your Yoga TTC, then congratulations on becoming a Yoga teacher. The journey to becoming a yoga teacher can be tough at times but having immersed yourself in the beautiful practice of yoga and deepened your knowledge. Are you ready to share your passion and inspire others?
You have probably been hearing lots about the recent advancement in AI and in particular ChatGPT. Whilst many fear such advancements, if you are a yoga teacher managing your own social media and find yourself frequently searching for the perfect words to captivate and excite your audience, ChatGPT can help and may even become your ultimate creative companion.
With mindfulness and meditation now firmly and wonderfully mainstream and the benefits of a regular practice – including lowered stress levels, deeper sleep and improved focus – well documented, there are a bewildering array of meditation resources out there. But how to choose? Based on 20 years’ meditation and yoga teaching experience, Lucia Cockcroft, Reservie’s Head of Marketing and Content, shares her top three meditation apps.
Finding the right booking system can feel challenging and daunting, especially if, like most yoga teachers, you hail from a non-technical background. As with any tool with the potential to support – even transform – your business, making the right choice is crucial. With so many online booking platforms available, asking a few salient questions before signing up saves time, keeps stress levels low and maximises the likelihood of making the right choice, whether you are a sole yoga teacher, studio owner or retreat centre leader
Getting started with any new system can be daunting. It might be that, well, tech is not really your thing. Or perhaps, you simply do not find it interesting. After all, you teach be because you love to teach and love the people interaction.
Whether you are a yoga teacher running one class a week, or operating a large studio, making decisions comes with the territory. As we prepare to come out of a long UK lockdown, into a yoga landscape that has fundamentally shifted over the last 12 months, the decision-making process can seem especially tangled. This is where practising non-attachment, Aparigraha, can help.