Why The Old Model of Yoga Sequencing Doesn’t Work Anymore
About this episode
Jason discusses the ineffectiveness of traditional yoga sequencing models in modern practice and offers solutions for better student retention and engagement.
On this week's podcast, Jason outlines why the old models of yoga sequencing are no longer effective in today's landscape. To name a few: More people cross-train. Fewer students are walking into studios. ClassPass has changed loyalty. Online platforms have shifted expectations. If you want better student retention, stronger engagement, and a more sustainable yoga teaching career, this conversation is essential. ⸻ ⏱ Highlights 2:23 Sequencing 2.0 — What’s New 6:00 The Two Traditional Sequencing Models 6:57 The Problem with Fixed Sequences 8:07 The Problem with Random Classes 13:29 Why Student Retention Is Harder Now 20:39 Online Teaching & Retention 29:50 ClassPass & (the lack of) Loyalty 35:19 The Solution: Monthly Progressions 35:33 How to Build Skill Over Time ⸻ Jason shares why consistency and novelty must coexist, how to use month-long progressions, how to think like an educator, and how we can help students build skills, helping to build student retention. to maintain retention. If you’re serious about becoming a more effective and modern yoga teacher, it's a must-listen! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/yogaland . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy…
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