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Technology has transformed our lives in recent years; we now have access to more knowledge at our fingertips than anyone could have imagined only a few decades ago. And that access to knowledge has changed the way we communicate with the world and ingest information—as long as we have access to the internet, we can do and learn almost everything from the comfort of our own homes.
Since it was picked up and popularized in North America, yoga has undergone several changes, to the point that traditional yogis of the past may be surprised by how much it has changed. Yoga is finding a new partner in technology these days, as online yoga is becoming increasingly popular, with lessons and tutorials available with a single mouse click here is a great article on the subject.
We understand that entering a studio and taking classes can be daunting, particularly for beginners. Many people who want to expand their yoga practice but aren't sure whether a studio is the right setting for them have found online yoga classes to be a lifesaver.
To take yoga online to the next stage, we're excited to announce that we'll be providing online yoga instructor training in the not-too-distant future. We understand that some people would be ecstatic and others will be cynical, so we decided to break down the benefits and drawbacks of online yoga instructor training.
Benefits of Yoga Teacher Training Online:
Working at your speed and under your circumstances is possible with online yoga instructor training. Not everyone learns best in a traditional classroom setting; many people thrive when they have the freedom to arrange their workspace as they see fit and have access to home conveniences.
It has the potential to save you money. Expenses for studio and equipment leasing, printed lectures, and other expenses are typically included in the cost of teacher training, not to mention the travel to and from the case, as well as possible parking.
It will keep you up to date on the latest trends in the world of yoga, and this may not be for those set on mastering Pattabi Jois' Ashtanga practice. Still, many people mix yoga with pilates, acrobatics, and even boot camp to establish their particular yoga practice. Online learning will assist you in creating your style.
Negative aspects:
Hands-on learning is a bonus of in-person preparation. Many yoga instructors are caring individuals who need one-on-one attention; having someone else's hands direct your body into perfect alignment can be easier than doing it yourself.
You are moving down the rabbit hole of the machine. Often it seems like we've been gazing at a screen for hours or days at a time. Taking an online course will boost the amount of time you spend in front of a laptop, so it's something to think about. Plus, if you're in a studio with people interested in and enthusiastic about the same things you are, you could make a new friend.
You will need to be patient if you decide to take your teacher training online. Although you can ask questions directly and receive an immediate answer in person, you are more responsible for obtaining the knowledge you need with online training. Teachers will continue to be available online, although it will be more challenging to locate the detailed information you need.
It all boils down to choosing what is best for you.
Technology has transformed our lives in recent years; we now have access to more knowledge at our fingertips than anyone could have imagined only a few decades ago. And that access to knowledge has changed the way we communicate with the world and ingest information—as long as we have access to the internet, we can do and learn almost everything from the comfort of our own homes.
Since it was picked up and popularized in North America, yoga has undergone several changes, to the point that traditional yogis of the past may be surprised by how much it has changed. Yoga is finding a new partner in technology these days, as online yoga is becoming increasingly popular, with lessons and tutorials available with a single mouse click.
We understand that entering a studio and taking classes can be daunting, particularly for beginners. Many people who want to expand their yoga practice but aren't sure whether a studio is the right setting for them have found online yoga classes to be a lifesaver.
To take yoga online to the next stage, we're excited to announce that we'll be providing online yoga instructor training in the not-too-distant future. We understand that some people would be ecstatic and others will be cynical, so we decided to break down the benefits and drawbacks of online yoga instructor training.
Benefits of Yoga Teacher Training Online:
Working at your speed and under your circumstances is possible with online yoga instructor training. Not everyone learns best in a traditional classroom setting; many people thrive when they have the freedom to arrange their workspace as they see fit and have access to home conveniences.
It has the potential to save you money. Expenses for studio and equipment leasing, printed lectures, and other expenses are typically included in the cost of teacher training, not to mention the travel to and from the case, as well as possible parking.
It will keep you up to date on the latest trends in the world of yoga, and this may not be for those set on mastering Pattabi Jois' Ashtanga practice. Still, many people mix yoga with pilates, acrobatics, and even boot camp to establish their particular yoga practice. Online learning will assist you in creating your style.
Negative aspects:
Hands-on learning is a bonus of in-person preparation. Many yoga instructors are caring individuals who need one-on-one attention; having someone else's hands direct your body into perfect alignment can be easier than doing it yourself.
You are moving down the rabbit hole of the machine. Often it seems like we've been gazing at a screen for hours or days at a time. Taking an online course will boost the amount of time you spend in front of a laptop, so it's something to think about. Plus, if you're in a studio with people interested in and enthusiastic about the same things you are, you could make a new friend.
You will need to be patient if you decide to take your teacher training online. Although you can ask questions directly and receive an immediate answer in person, you are more responsible for obtaining the knowledge you need with online training. Teachers will continue to be available online, although it will be more challenging to locate the detailed information you need.
It all boils down to choosing what is best for you.