The Next Wave at Meadowlark Yoga
We can hardly believe that it's been 2 months since we scrambled to adjust to our new world online. We were so delighted with how many of you joined us for the ride, without even batting an eyelid - thank you so much for your support, and patience as we tackled the tech.
We are now settling into our new groove and making necessary changes to accommodate the financial shift that comes with the "new normal". As a result, from 1st June 2020 will be increasing our unlimited monthly pass prices. The new prices will be:
One Off 30 Day Livestream Pass - £50
Autorenew Monthly Livestream Pass (minimum 3 months) - £40
But there's still time to get on board with our current autorenew price of £25 per month. If you sign up by 30th May you will be locked in to the £25 rate until you choose to cancel (minimum 3 month period). Once you cancel, the new prices would apply from that point on.
So snag yourself a £25 autorenew pass if you...
6 Things Every Budding Yoga Teacher Should Know
As the 2020 Immersive Yoga Training approaches here at Meadowlark, Jenn Usher sums up what the first few months (or years) of being a yoga teacher can be like – and the positive journey a YT course can begin for everyone taking part.
1. You will realise you are a complete beginner at yoga
I don’t know a single person who didn’t eat a huge slice of humble pie when they started their YTT. No matter your practice level, once you start training to be a teacher, you will be reminded that you are at the very beginning of a lifelong commitment. Even upon completing your YTT and being recognised as a qualified yoga teacher, the real learning doesn’t start until you begin teaching, and it is important to stay really sharp in terms of continuously progressing your skills and developing as a teacher and a practitioner.
2. You may spend months, years, or decades building up the yoga career you want
Of course, not everyone does a YTT with the ambition of teaching...
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