You want to become a yoga teacher — or maybe you want the education for yourself, without ever teaching a class. Either way, you’re staring at the same decision. Should you go all-in on an in-person yoga teacher training, or do it online? I’ve been running...
Planning a yoga retreat budget comes down to one formula: total costs + your profit margin, divided by your minimum number of attendees. Get that math right and you’ll run a retreat that’s both transformative for your students and financially sustainable...
No, you don’t need to practice yoga for 90 minutes every single day to become a yoga teacher. But you do need a consistent personal practice — it just probably doesn’t look like what you’re imagining. A sustainable practice is one that fits your...
Yes — many yoga teacher training programs offer payment plans, and some offer scholarships too. If cost is the main thing standing between you and your certification, don’t let it stop you before exploring your options. There are more ways to fund your YTT than...
YACEP stands for Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider. It means you’re approved by Yoga Alliance to offer continuing education (CE) courses that count toward other yoga teachers’ required training hours. It’s a credential for experienced...
You don’t need a medical degree to learn yoga anatomy. If the thought of studying muscles and bones makes you break out in a cold sweat, take a breath. Yoga anatomy is about understanding how your body moves in practice — not memorizing Latin names from a...
