Angelica GovaertOwner/Founder, Yogalebrity · Online Yoga Empire Builder

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12 Nov 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief spoken segment, the presenter outlines three common mistakes people make when selecting a yoga teacher training program: (1) prioritizing price and opting for the cheapest option, which often signals lower quality; (2) using the instructor’s physical ability to perform advanced poses as a proxy for teaching competence, ignoring the distinct skill set required for effective instruction; and (3) assuming all yoga teacher trainings are essentially the same, overlooking the importance of researching each program’s curriculum and standards. The speaker concludes with a call‑to‑action, urging viewers to follow a link in the bio to enroll in a certified yoga teacher training program.

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Top 3 ways to choose the wrong yoga teacher training. Number 1, look at price first. The cheapest yoga teacher training is usually the cheapest for a reason. Number 2, judge the physical abilities of the yoga teacher as your indicator of whether or not it's a good training. Many people who can do all of the poses have no idea how to teach the poses. They are two very different skill sets. Number 3, think that all trainings are exactly the same. No two trainings are the same. Do your research. Check out the link in my bio if you want to become a certified yoga teacher.