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Yoga - $14.99 Six women seeking physical perfection join a mysterious yoga studio owned by a woman who claims to possess the secret to eternal beauty. When home shopping network personality Hyo-Jung begins to fear that she is about to get edged out by a younger, prettier host, she begins searching in desperation for a way to stay beautiful. As if by fate, Hyo-Jung soon has a chance run-in with her former classmate Sun-Hwa, who has miraculously transformed from a homely student into a beautiful woman. Sun-Hwa refers Hyo-Jung to Mihi Khan's Yoga Academy, where she claims that any woman can achieve the same results under the tutelage of impossibly gorgeous yoga master Nani. But flawless beauty comes at a high price, and in order to get it, Hyo-Jung and her fellow students must follow a strict set of rules. When the rules start getting broken and students start to disappear, Hyo-Jung realizes that something sinister is going on behind the scenes at the academy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Yoga Sequencing (Paperback) $36.5 "Written for a broad yoga market that includes teachers, teacher trainers, studio owners, and students, Yoga Sequencing presents 67 sequences of poses designed for a range of yoga student experience and offers a comprehensive resource for designing and refining yoga classes"-- |
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Tales from the Yoga Studio $12.49 No Synopsis Available |
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Yoga Zone: Fat Burning - $8.99 Founded in 1992 by yoga master Alan Finger, the Yoga Zone began as a yoga studio and has gone on to become the focus of a cable television show as well as a long line of retail programs. Released by Koch International, Yoga Zone: Fat Burning includes two complete yoga routines, both of which are designed to help viewers tone muscle and burn fat while stretching and relaxing. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi |
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Yoga Zone: Sunrise and Sunset - $8.99 Founded in 1992 by yoga master Alan Finger, the Yoga Zone began as a yoga studio and has gone on to become the focus of a cable television show as well as a long line of retail programs. Released by Koch International, Yoga Zone: Sunrise and Sunset includes two complete yoga routines. The first is to be done in the morning and is designed to energize participants for the day ahead, while the second program, intended to be performed at the end of the day, helps to relax viewers. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi |
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Yoga Zone: Stretching For Flexibility - $8.99 Founded in 1992 by yoga master Alan Finger, the Yoga Zone began as a yoga studio and has gone on to become the focus of a cable television show as well as a long line of retail programs. Released by Koch International in 2001, Yoga Zone: Stretching for Flexibility includes two complete yoga routines, both of which are designed to help viewers stretch and elongate their muscles with pliancy of the body the focus. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi |
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Teaching Yoga $23.71 Donna Farhi is a respected yoga teacher, workshop leader, and author who balances a strict attention to allignment and form with a compassionate and spiritually intuitive approach that plumbs the depth of of what true yoga is all about. In this much-needed guide for teachers, Farhi applies this same mixture of practical advice with deep wisdom that covers many aspects of the teacher-student relationship that rarely get discussed in books. Nuts and bolts suggestions for pricing, the use of microphones in large classes, and basic yoga studio etiquette share space with advice on how to handle a needy student, how to comport oneself with dignity in difficult teaching situations, and how to maintain one`s personal ethics while navigating the world of professional teaching. The book comes with an audio CD of Farhi addressing a 2002 convention with her lovely speech "Holding a Heart in Your Hands." |
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Tales from the Yoga Studio By Mitchell, Rain $19.31 In the first installment in a new series, Lee struggles to decide whether to stay at her momandpop yoga studio in Los Angeles, where her and four of her clients have forged strong friendships, or take a dream job with a large yogastudio chain. Original. Author: Mitchell, Rain Publication Date: 2010/12/28 Number of Pages: 279 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 5.25 Height: 7.75 |
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Gaiam Bloom Yoga Mat - Fuchsia $19.99 Work out at home or in the studio with this durable yoga mat that features a nonslip surface for convenient use and a lightweight design for easy portability. |
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Zenzation Deluxe Yoga Kit $48.86 Get yoga-ready in an instant. Packed with essentials for any yoga newbie, this deluxe kit includes a studio-grade quality mat and an introductory yoga DVD with advanced poses. Enhance your workout with the included EVA foam block, for increased stretch and extension, and the yoga strap, for help reaching hands and feet. From Zenzation. As always, please consult your personal physician before beginning any diet or exercise program. Take a realistic approach: If you work consistently and follow the program, you maximize your results. |
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Yoga (DVD) $38.39 Six women seeking physical perfection join a mysterious yoga studio owned by a woman who claims to possess the secret to eternal beauty. When home shopping network personality Hyo-Jung begins to fear that she is about to get edged out by a younger, prettier host, she begins searching in desperation for a way to stay beautiful. As if by fate, Hyo-Jung soon has a chance run-in with her former classmate Sun-Hwa, who has miraculously transformed from a homely student into a beautiful woman. Sun-Hwa refers Hyo-Jung to Mihi Khan`s Yoga Academy, where she claims that any woman can achieve the same results under the tutelage of impossibly gorgeous yoga master Nani. But flawless beauty comes at a high price, and in order to get it, Hyo-Jung and her fellow students must follow a strict set of rules. When the rules start getting broken and students start to disappear, Hyo-Jung realizes that something sinister is going on behind the scenes at the academy. |
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Yoga Teachers Lead by Example - Part 1
During the course of a lifetime, most of us have heard the saying," Do as I say, not as I do." We see this kind of leadership everywhere we go. All politicians, religious leaders, police, sports professionals, parents, academic teachers, and Yoga teachers, lead by example, even if the example displayed is not a good one.
So, how does this concern you? You may not be a public
figure, but your students, and the general public, know who you are. Some may even know more about you than you would like. As a Yoga teacher, you want to keep your health, behavior, and your ethics at a high standard - if you are going to be in the "public eye."
As far as health is concerned, you should maintain your Yoga practice and meditate daily. This is an irony with many Yoga teachers because your time is also consumed with the business of Yoga, maintenance of the studio, advertising, and many more aspects that keep a business going.
My personal estimate of time that I spent on vacuuming, cleaning, and maintenance of the Yoga studio is thousands of hours before I hired someone else to do it. This does not account for any of the time spent on many other duties that go into running a Yoga studio.
The average Yoga student has no idea of the preparation and support services involved before they come to a typical Yoga class. In reality, you want them to feel relaxed, so you don't want your Yoga students to feel stressed out over the bookkeeping, marketing, and maintenance of your Yoga studio.
Therefore, you have to put your best "game face" on during class time. This is one very powerful reason for taking the time to develop your own personal Yoga practice. You still must expand your depth of understanding Yoga's many facets.
Why do, or did, you want to be a Yoga teacher in the first place? The most common reasons for becoming a Yoga teacher are your passion for Yoga and to share the gift that has changed your life. Your health and your personal Yoga practice are an integral part of the Yoga teaching vocation.
Maybe you don't have a staff and you are busy all the time preparing for the next Yoga class. What can you do? Budget your time and make a personal Yoga, or meditation session, for yourself. Spending thousands of hours on bookkeeping, marketing, cleaning, and maintenance is part of many Yoga studio owners' lives, but you must also make the time to become a better Yoga practitioner.
You can also offer reduced rates to volunteers or "work for trade" programs to those Yoga students who help you with "domestic chores." You should consult your accountant to make sure everything is legal and "above board." You don't want to violate any child labor laws or set yourself up for any legal problems, so make sure you are following the law "to the letter." Remember also, that laws vary depending upon your location.
It's too easy to let the business of Yoga become your new reality. The business of teaching Yoga is more time consuming than any of us can imagine as Yoga students. If you are spending so much time working on your Yoga business, that you have little time to practice, you must re-evaluate your reason for teaching Yoga.
Make time every day to expand your knowledge about Yoga's many aspects. If you don't take the time to be a Yoga student and engage in learning, continuing education, and nurturing your passion for Yoga, you risk burn out. The best Yoga teachers are students for life, who love to practice this wonderful discipline we know as Yoga.
When your Yoga studio, Yoga teaching position, or ashram becomes a daily burden, and you cannot expand your knowledge; the end result is no different than any other job. As a Yoga teacher, you owe it to your students to keep your "internal flames of passion" for Yoga going.
© Copyright 2005 - Paul Jerard / Aura Publications
About the Author
Paul Jerard is the director of Yoga teacher training at Aura in RI. He's a master instructor of martial arts and Yoga. He teaches Yoga, martial arts, and fitness. He wrote: Is Running a Yoga Business Right for You? For Yoga students wanting to be a Yoga teacher.
http://www.yoga-teacher-training.org
