Why teaching yoga feels harder than it should

A practical guide for yoga teachers who feel like teaching is harder than expected, especially when starting out or starting again in a new place.

This guide will help you understand why and what actually helps.

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This free guide will help you:


👉🏾 stop trying to fit everything into your classes
👉🏾 feel more steady and clear when you teach
👉🏾 move away from overthinking during and after class
👉🏾 focus your teaching without trying to please everyone

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    Hi, I’m Atiya

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    I’m a Yoga Teacher and Mentor.

    I support yoga teachers who feel unsure, in their head so they can feel more steady, clear and confident in how they teach.

    When I first trained, I had support around me, other teachers and a community I could learn from. But when I moved to Madrid, I had to start again in a new place and a new way of doing things.

    This is a big part of why I now support yoga teachers, especially those navigating change or teaching abroad.

    About me