The “Start Here” Episode (EP.410)
About this episode
In this episode, Karen Fabian introduces the podcast's philosophy and answers foundational questions about teaching anatomy in yoga.
If you're new to this podcast—or you've been listening for a while and want to better understand the philosophy behind what I offer—this is the perfect place to start. In this episode, I answer five foundational questions: Why is anatomy often taught in such a confusing way? Why do so many yoga teachers struggle with confidence? Why did I create Bare Bones Yoga? What makes my approach to teaching anatomy different? And what can you expect if you continue listening to this podcast? Whether you're a new yoga teacher or have been teaching for years, this episode will give you a clear understanding of my mission to make anatomy approachable, practical, and immediately applicable to your teaching. I start our with a bit of background about Yoga Alliance, the registry for yoga teachers, as a way to help you build a better understanding of the organization and it’s role in the industry. I end with a success story for one of the teachers in my program. Here is a resource you might like: https://barebonesyoga.lpages.co/from-the-interview-chair-e-book/ And, if you’re curious about how I work with yoga teachers, here is one of my programs…
People in this episode
Host: Karen Fabian
Topics covered
- yoga teaching
- anatomy
- confidence
- yoga philosophy
- teacher training
Keywords
- yoga
- anatomy
- confidence
- teaching
- Bare Bones Yoga
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Yoga Alliance, Bare Bones Yoga
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