Here’s my general flow cueing formula: ✨breath ✨pose name ✨description The reason I cue this way is because I teach multilevel classes — there are beginners, there are seasoned yogis, and many in between. By leading with pose name before description, it gives my beginners an opportunity to learn in ✨2 ways at once✨ — they can look at the seasoned yogis and they can listen to my cues (I teach off the mat, so I’m barely demoing). I teach my flows 2x (usually). The first time through is slower, about 3-5 breaths per pose. I cue the breath, pose name, and spend a few breath cycles describing the pose so that it becomes familiar and they know what to feel. That way, the second time through, they know what they’re doing and can get there with just the name of the pose. 🕺🏽 This video is quicker than what I’d actually teach (I only had 3 min!), but this is the general idea 🤍 Important ⚠️ I’m also careful not to ~over describe~ each pose because sometimes it’s just TMI. This video includes a detailed verbal description, but during those 3-5 introductory breaths I also do give plenty of time for non-verbal exploration. I offer hands-on assists, tactile cues, and active demoing alongside my verbal cues. But for the sake of this vid, it was verbal only! AnywayZzzzz! I’m here for more conversation, so let me know if this was helpful + if I can help in any other way. 🤍Char
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