Anga Vachon's guest appearances

Anga Vachon

Love Teaching Yoga Podcast

Fresh Breath for Yoga Teachers

Kelly Smith

Anatomy Refresher

Amanda Kingsmith

Michelle Marchildon

Destinee Berman

Mark Stephens

Brandon Quittem

Jeanna Lurie

Amy McDonald

Adrienne Smith

Mado Hesselink

Gabby DeLorenze

Angela Sullivan

Brian Aganad

Jelena Hardy

OwlTail

Sequencing a string of quality sequences together is quite a skill. It is important to establish the framework of a sequence for which you teach from. It is the building block from which you can become first confident and then creative. Allow yourself to become really comfortable with the skeleton of your choice and then you can approach any situation knowing well had to modify and adjust to the needs of your students.Show notes &amp; contact information at www.theElegantOutlaw.com

Sequencing a string of quality sequences together is quite a skill. It is important to establish the framework of a sequence for which you teach from. It is the building block from which you can become first confident and then creative. Allow yourself to become really comfortable with the skeleton of your choice and then you can approach any situation knowing well had to modify and adjust to the needs of your students. Show notes &amp; contact information at <a href="https://www.theelegantoutlaw.com/freshbreathforyogateachers/anga-part-3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theElegantOutlaw.com</a>

056: Establishing the Skeleton of a Sequence (Anga Vachon Part #3)

Both on &amp; off the mat, we have a responsibility for what we contribute energetically on a day-to-day basis. When we teach in a yoga studio, it is “our place;” but whenever we leave the studio, we have the opportunity to be an example of living the practice off the mat. As yoga teachers, we are a living example of what the practice can do, and we are not some mystical and ethereal being. It is important to identify our responsibility for our contributions. How do I become aware of what my mind is saying and my mouth is saying, because what I think &amp; what I say is the contribution that I offer. Like a footprint in the sand, what we contribute remains in place for moments after we have taken the steps.Show notes and contact information available at www.theElegantOutlaw.com

Both on &amp; off the mat, we have a responsibility for what we contribute energetically on a day-to-day basis. When we teach in a yoga studio, it is “our place;” but whenever we leave the studio, we have the opportunity to be an example of living the practice off the mat. As yoga teachers, we are a living example of what the practice can do, and we are not some mystical and ethereal being. It is important to identify our responsibility for our contributions. How do I become aware of what my mind is saying and my mouth is saying, because what I think &amp; what I say is the contribution that I offer. Like a footprint in the sand, what we contribute remains in place for moments after we have taken the steps. Show notes and contact information available at <a href="http://www.theelegantoutlaw.com/freshbreathforyogateachers/anga-part-2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theElegantOutlaw.com</a>

055: Our Energetic Contributions as Yoga Teachers (Anga Vachon Part #2)

If you are a yoga teacher, the likelihood is that you probably wear many different hats. This episode speaks to utilizing the many gifts you have in order to make your teaching more impactful, rather than dilute. Show notes and contact information available at www.theelegantoutlaw.com

If you are a yoga teacher, the likelihood is that you probably wear many different hats. This episode speaks to utilizing the many gifts you have in order to make your teaching more impactful, rather than dilute. Show notes and contact information available at <a href="http://www.theelegantoutlaw.com/freshbreathforyogateachers/anga-part-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theelegantoutlaw.com</a>

054: Fusion of passion into Powerful Teaching (Anga Vachon Part #1) 

Michelle and Anga Vachon from Ready To Teach Yoga discuss Anga’s method of sequencing with blueprint postures and more. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: Best practices for sequencing with blueprint postures Anga’s 4 steps to designing safe classes Anga’s formula for structuring a sequence Where you can find free sequences and playlists The science of... The post 030: Sequencing w/ Blueprint Postures &amp; Anga Vachon appeared first on LOVE TEACHING YOGA.

Michelle and Anga Vachon from Ready To Teach Yoga discuss Anga’s method of sequencing with blueprint postures and more. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: Best practices for sequencing with blueprint postures Anga’s 4 steps to designing safe classes Anga’s formula for structuring a sequence Where you can find free sequences and playlists The science of... The post <a href="http://www.loveteachingyoga.com/episode030/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">030: Sequencing w/ Blueprint Postures &amp; Anga Vachon</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.loveteachingyoga.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LOVE TEACHING YOGA</a>.