I have been teaching since 1997, and training teachers since 2008.
There are many Yoga Alliance continuing education online options, I greatly appreciate your interest in my courses.
All of my programs have developed over time from almost 30 years of teaching
and practice experience. Thank you for stopping by!
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~Lyn
LIST OF COURSES
~ COMING SOON – The Intentional Yoga Teacher: Effective Methods for Purposeful Teaching
~ I AM: Inquiry, Asana, Meditation – A Yamas & Niyamas Exploration – 30 CEUs
~ Peak Pose Sequencing & Beyond: Teaching Strength & Skill
~ The Art & Skill of Teaching Power Yoga – 30 CEUs
NEW COURSE!
Transform your classes from a mere exericise routine into a comprehensive lifestyle choice.
As a teacher, when you weave the philosophical component into your yoga classes, you are laying a foundation for your students to cultivate a lifelong commitment to the ancient discipline.
Philosophy becomes something a student does, not simply hears.
What to Expect
10 Units of Study:
Each unit will focus on a specific Yama or Niyama (ethical principle) and includes a short intro about the principle, guided meditation, and a prerecorded asana practice. Prompts for journaling are included to encourage self-reflection.
Each unit includes a section dedicated to transforming your knowledge intoย practical teaching methods that will land with all students.
This includes:
-Putting it int the Practice
-The Teacher’s Role in the Classroom
-Sample Scripts for Class Openings/Closings
-The Role of the Teacher Professionally
Materials Include:
-downloadable study guides
-10 prerecorded yoga practices
-10 guided meditations
and more!
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NEW COURSE!
A peak pose is not built in a single class –
it is developed over weeks, months, and even years through systematic practice.
Creating a peak pose sequence is not simply breaking down a pose and placing a few “prep poses” before the final posture. While preparation in a single class is certainly important, truly preparing students for more complex postures takes strength and skill-building, and an overall deeper understanding of how the body moves within the common movement patterns.
This course explores how to design
classes that progressively develop the strength, mobility, coordination, and movement patterns students need to safely and confidently approach
more challenging postures.
You’ll learn how to identify the physical skills required for a pose and integrate those skills into your classes long before the peak posture ever appears.
Course materials include:
-Downloadable study guides for each
unit of study
-Practice drills and exercises with worksheets
-90-minute sequence blueprint
-Sequences designed for strength
and skill-building
-Progressions for complex poses
-Peak pose class sequence to build from
-Reflective questions for journaling
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What is Power Yoga anyway?
In this course you will learn what it means when we say ‘power yoga’ (and what it doesn’t mean), the core principles of power yoga, the sequencing formula (along with a sequence outline), teaching methods, and ongoing themes to apply in class.
Included:
–the core principles of power yoga
–what it means when we say ‘power yoga’ (and what it doesn’t mean)
–the arc-style sequencing formula for a power yoga class
–a 90-minute standard power yoga sequence
–‘Asana Workbook’ used for the
LKPY 200-hour training that includes
every pose in the power yoga sequence along with details on how to
transition between poses
–audio tutorials
–10 mini audio practices
(1 for each section of the sequence)
–how to cue an all levels power yoga class
–5 prerecorded live yoga classes with Lyn
–you will learn how to lead your students through a well-rounded, thoughtful,
and safe practice


