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In this Session You’ll Learn:
- The most important thing you should do after you graduate from a teacher training
- How teaching clients is different from teaching classes
- How to get your first private clients
- How to determine your rate
- Why not all clients are worth it
- How to protect yourself from people with ulterior motives
- And so much more!
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Links & Resources:
- TAA 010: How to Properly Structure a Yoga Class (the simple sandwich technique)
- TAA 007: A Practical Guide to Building a Yoga Class (how to make students love you)
- TAA 005: Teacher Training – How to Develop Room Presence
- Pose Tress, Providing Value to Your Students, and How to Safely Integrate “Advanced Asanas” Into Your Yoga Class
- TAA 013: The Art of Simple Sequencing
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Great stuff Brian! I definitely agree with the types of clients, and it reminds of how it was when I tutored people privately. The ones I could easily help had a specific goal, while the frustrating ones expected you to have a crystal ball. What do you think about Skyping for private lessons for certain goals?
It works really effectively. I have local clients and I have clients through this blog and one thing about Skype is that it forces the student to listen to the instructions and make the adjustments. The downside of hands-on is that it can promote a “do it for me” approach versus when someone listens to instructions over the computer, they have to absorb it and figure it out in their own body.