Research Skills for Yoga Teachers
Why you need them and how to do it While yoga is based on ancient principles, it is also accruing a substantial evidence base thanks…
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Protected: The Pros and Cons of Registering as Health Practitioners in Australia
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Witnessing Global Wounds – an Australian yogi’s international tale
Josh Pryor, CEO of Yoga Australia, sat down with Rachael O’Mara, Programs Specialist, to talk about how yoga has supported her almost 20-year journey in…
Expanding Teaching Opportunities
With nearly 60% of Australian yoga teachers identifying as “self-employed” it is timely to explore some less considered revenue streams. It is c…
Yoga Week interview on the 2SER Breakfast Show
Yoga Australia’s CEO, Josh Pryor joined Danny Chifley on the 2SER breakfast show. In the interview Josh and Danny explore the significance of yoga in Australian culture,…
State of Yoga 2023: Industry Insights
Pay and pricing for yoga teachers and their services has often been left to individuals to negotiate. There can be uncertainty around how much to char…
Becoming a Yoga Professional: Our New Curriculum
This year Yoga Australia released a brand new curriculum, covering all levels of membership with Yoga Australia, from 200 hours right up to 1000 hours…
How and Why to Apply Evidence-Based Yoga in Teaching
As teachers, it is essential to know that, according to research, we can change people’s mindsets and brains by educating our students. Such education and…
Climate Change is Every Yogi’s Business
All the talk about the climate crisis our world is experiencing can cause anxiety and despondent feelings in humans. Unfortunately, some people have experienced the…
Champagne Savasana
Is there a place for alcohol during yoga practice? What sounds like a picturesque nirvana could quickly become a distracted hyperextension, spectacular sprain, and a…
