
Lessons, stories and interviews designed to help you feel more confident as a yoga teacher. Music used with artist permission: johnbartmann.com/faq
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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How can anatomy actually help you build a yoga sequence? In this episode, I take you behind the scenes of a recent hip-focused Movement Lab and share the simple framework I used to create a 30-minute sequence leading to Half Pigeon. You’ll learn how ... more
When you went to teacher training, how much “real life” support did you get around scenarios that come up when you’re teaching? If you’re like a lot of teachers I talk with, you didn’t get much. Now that you’re teaching weekly classes, you might feel... more
As we head into the fall, there’s a natural shift in energy, People get back to work, their regular schedules and children return to school. With that shift, we as yoga teachers can leverage this shift and speak to it in our classes to match how stud... more
If you've been following my Anatomy Breakdown videos on social media this summer and loving the format and content, this short bonus episode is for you.
I'm sharing why those videos inspired something new I'm launching this September (2026)—and why ... more
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Karen has so much practical knowlege to share to make you a better yoga teacher and to deepen your own practice. Her passion and authenticty come through immediately. She is the real deal. A must listen for inspiration and concrete tools. Highly recommend!
Thanks for having me on your podcast Karen, I loved chatting with you! Thank you for everything you do to support yoga teachers
If you are a yoga teacher, you’ll want to follow and put this podcast in your regular circulation for listening. Karen knows yoga from a physical, philosophical, teaching skills, and business perspective. Her conversations flow naturally and you’ll always leave with a golden nugget to apply to your teaching!
-Ann Swanson, MS in Yoga Therapy
I was fortunate to have Karen on my podcast and guest on hers as well. She has a wealth of insight on sequencing, anatomy, building confidence and everything else that goes into teaching yoga. Her podcast is a great resource I recommend to any yoga teacher who want to improve their skills, avoid common mistakes and build a career doing work you love that has a hugely positive impact on others, like Karen has. - Jeremy Devens, E-RYT - Host of the Yoga Teacher Training Podcast
I love listening to Karen’s podcasts. She’s knowledgeable, experienced, and is passionate about yoga and that comes through. I always find a nugget or two in each podcast!
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A practical, practitioner-focused show for yoga teachers that blends anatomy, cueing, and teaching mindset. Episodes emphasize turning complex concepts into actionable class design, with a strong emphasis on building confidence, developing signature sequences, and integrating anatomy into everyday teaching. Listeners can expect frameworks for calm, present instruction, guidance on navigating industry dynamics (like Yoga Alliance and training), and tips to grow a sustainable teaching practice through clarity, consistency, and value in the classroom. A notable strength is the blend of hands-on technique with personal development and business-minded episodes, plus invitations to explore proprietary programs that deepen teaching proficiency.
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2. Dr. Jodi Blinco
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5. Dr. Lauren Tober
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