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The Future of the Yoga Teacher: Introducing A New Editorial Research Project

By Jacob Kyle

Throughout 2023 at Embodied Philosophy, one of our editorial and research themes will be connected to this question: “What is the future of the yoga teacher”? This is at once a practical, professional and philosophical question.

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Yoga class on rooftop. Photo by Amin Sujan.

How to Keep the Yoga Class Relevant in Today’s Fitness Market 

By Chris Parkison

If the yoga industry wants to thrive again, it needs to start teaching more than fitness. Fortunately, we don’t have to reinvent the wheel- all the techniques already exist within yoga’s traditions to offer a class that touches every part of our being. By offering more integrated classes that include pranayama, mantra, meditation and kriya, we can now provide a yoga experience, instead of just yoga poses.

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#Modern Yoga #Practice #Research #Yoga #Yoga Teacher

The Future of the Yoga Teacher: Introducing A New Editorial Research Project

Throughout 2023 at Embodied Philosophy, one of our editorial and research themes will be connected to this question: “What is the future of the yoga teacher”? This is at once a practical, professional and philosophical question.

By Jacob Kyle
Yoga class on rooftop. Photo by Amin Sujan.
#Modern Yoga #Yoga #Yoga Teacher

How to Keep the Yoga Class Relevant in Today’s Fitness Market 

If the yoga industry wants to thrive again, it needs to start teaching more than fitness. Fortunately, we don’t have to reinvent the wheel- all the techniques already exist within yoga’s traditions to offer a class that touches every part of our being. By offering more integrated classes that include pranayama, mantra, meditation and kriya, we can now provide a yoga experience, instead of just yoga poses.

By Chris Parkison

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