140: 6 Sequencing Principles: write, design and theme a well rounded yoga practice

<p>How confident do you feel about creating a sequence? 👀<br>Do you catch yourself thinking:<br><em>&#39;I wish my sequences were more inspiring, they lack imagination&#39;</em><br><em>&#39;I always teach the same sequence, because it&#39;s the only one I know well&#39;</em><br><em>&#39;I wish I knew how to theme my classes so I could teach more than just the asanas&#39;.</em><br><em>&#39;I want to teach using more spiritual elements, but I feel stuck designing a sequence&#39;.</em><br>I know that you may feel this way, because most yoga teachers feel this way after finishing YTT.<br>You&#39;re oversaturated with knowledge, but don&#39;t feel ready to use it. You feel inadequate to even teach the simplest things. Apart from not knowing the right vocabulary to cue, you may feel that your sequences lack structure. You improvise but actually don&#39;t know what you&#39;re doing. All of this can make you lack confidence in your teaching skills as a whole.<br>Therefore, to keep my promise of helping you teach with confidence, I decided that apart from learning the right words to cue effectively, our courses need more. To me that means training and practice opportunities to improve your sequencing techniques and gain the skill to build a well rounded and transformative class experience for your students.<br>We don&#39;t focus on English alone! 🧐<br>​<br>​The Teach Yoga in English Journey​ is an all round continuing education programme.<br>Some of the teachers that joined before were surprised with what they learned. They expected an English course, but in reality received so much more than that.<br>Apart from language and communication I offer you the chance to learn, develop and improve your overall teacher skillset.<br>You&#39;ll develop your authenticity and ability to write, design, and theme expert sequences.<br>Sequences that you can use again and again without feeling repetitive. And sequences that you can adjust to your students&#39; needs on the spot. See it as your YTT 2.0 (which even includes 50 continuing e