Our guest for this episode - Vanessa Webb - leads yoga classes, and practices craniosacral therapy. Vanessa shares her perspectives on what it might mean to be a "yoga teacher", what form a yoga class might take, and her experience of sharing yoga with others.
Your Yoga Flow teacher, Gilbert, returns to talk about navigating a career path as a yoga teacher, which can be unclear. Drawing on the advice and examples of other teachers can be a helpful tool.
Gilbert shares how his own path as a full-time yoga teacher has taken shape, the ways he's adapted and evolved over the years, and what balance in his work life currently looks like.
If you're new to teaching yoga or have been teaching for a while and are feeling stuck, this episode is filled with tips and pearls of wisdom.
The perfect Podcast Episode to start off a New Year!
Dr. Wishloff is a sought after consultant for elite athletes and everyday people with injuries. She is the Lead Therapist for Sailing Canada, Medical Staff for the Canadian Olympic Team, The Canadian Powerlifting Federation, and The Toronto Golf Club. She is an International Presenter, a former instructor with Active Release Techniques, a Published Academic, and her TikTok page has been featured on the Doctor Oz Show.
Dr. Wishloff & Mark discuss common injuries a yoga teacher might see in class, navigating a yoga practice with injuries, how to create a sustainable movement practice, and much much more! This episode is filled with gems of wisdom for anyone struggling with chronic pain and those looking to enhance their movement journey.
Sharon is an Australian Personal Trainer, Yoga Educator, author and Fitness Manager of Australia's largest fitness facility. Sharon is currently studying a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology to complement her Yoga School, combining her skillset and passion for teaching yoga classes and facilitating yoga retreats.
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Thank you for the kind review, Derek!