I have a student today who tap her fingernails on the ground while in savasana. I can see that other students were irritated with their eyebrows scrunched together. It was during silent moment too and I felt awkward to say anything. This was after I did the whole body scan, guiding them into stillness. How would you handle something like this?
I find that it is always difficult to find restrooms without data on changing stations/cleanliness while on the road. Would you pay $2/mo for verified, always-fresh bathroom data?
I taught a three person class: two students are new to class and one regular. The class is a vinyasa flow class and I intended to keep it that way with my prepared sequence.
One of the new students was completely new to yoga so I tried to help out my mirroring poses the best I can so she doesn’t injure herself. I even offered modifications as I go. But half way through class I felt like she wasn’t feeling the flow. Almost bitch face. Maybe it was my instructions or maybe she thought I spent too much time correcting her pose and felt self-conscious? Maybe I’m thinking too much? She stayed through the hour tho.
When get mix of new and regulars, do you teach your class per class description as prep for or you modify it by gauging your participants? I felt obligated to deliver my instructions as intended because my regulars are here for a challenge.
What could I have done better? Maybe explain class style a bit more before class? Idk, they also could’ve read the description before attending. 🤷♀️