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- Did you subscribe to the podcast?
- Did you share this episode with all your friends?
- Everything is shifting so quickly that even one of our Instagram names has already changed, travelfit182 is now AyurvedaOutlaws. Do you like the name?
- Our other Instagram account is: yogaenergyschool
- Our YouTube Channel is: asktimandvie
- Facebook Group 1: Mastermind for Wealth and Prosperity
- Facebook Group 2: Paleo Ayurveda and Spartan Yoga
- The dramatic shift of Yoga Alliance
- Yoga Alliance did not use to acknowledge online training as accredited
- Yes, we do not use Zoom
- As a teacher, did you ever consider your ROI for the trainings you went through?
- Yoga Alliance is a registration based association, it is not a certifying body
- Think of Yoga Alliance as the “unofficial governing body of yoga"
- You do not have to be registered with Yoga Alliance to teach yoga
- Our next series will be “Stuff Yoga Teachers Say” sponsored by Jayne
Yoga Alliance Requirements for Online Yoga Teacher Trainings
- They must be on a Learning Management System (LMS) platform. Ours are.
- They must be completed by September 30, 2020. Ours will.
- The online training should have closed captions. Ours do.
Our 200-hr and 300-hr teacher trainings exceed YA requirements
- YA says that online training can be perfumed in a group format. Ours are private, one on one.
- Our training platform offers you unlimited lifetime access to the training material.
- You receive 30 half hours of private training (for the 300-hr) or 20 half hours (for the 200-hr) throughout the time, to make sure you are getting the most out of your online training.
- You have unlimited email access to get answers for any and all of your questions during the training.
- You receive three months of private mentorship after you complete the training in order to help you successfully implement everything you have learned in your professional and / or personal yogic / ayurvedic life
Tuition of our Yoga Alliance Teacher Trainings
Future Considerations
- Will studios be able to afford to reduce their class size to meet the new requirements?
- And will studios be able to follow the “disinfecting” compliance requirements?
- Is there possibly going to be another "us against them" yoga gang mentality? This time between studios who open and studios who are staying closed.
- History has taught us that patterns replicate.
- A lot of yoga studios will not reopen.
- It will take a strong willed yoga teacher to go against the herd mentality.
- You are going to see more outdoor yoga, and boutique style yoga with a lot more student oriented care.
- Even though there is going to be a lot more yoga teachers, it is the end of the era of the rockstar yoga teacher.
- To adapt is to thrive.
- You can help support our Podcast by giving as little as $1 per episode, our PayPal account is here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7FDYKCGSKL3NL&source=url
- May we all be well, adapt and thrive! - Tim and Vie
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