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Conversations for Yoga Teachers

Listen the podcast designed for yoga teachers to help you build your confidence and skill.

Podcast · By Karen Fabian · English · Official site

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12
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Sep 14, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    A Simple Framework For Building A Yoga Sequence (EP.422) (opens the original)

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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 starting with an objective, creating the structure of your class, and using movement to guide your pose choices can make sequencing feel simpler and more intentional. I’ll also show you how understanding the anatomy behind your sequence can help you

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    7 Yoga Class Scenarios And How To Address Them (EP.421) (opens the original)

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    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 like every class there’s a new situation that comes up where you’re not exactly sure how to handle it. In today’s episode, I cover 7 scenarios that arise and an approach to each. The conversation covers both the technical aspects of teaching, meanin

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    September Reset: Simple Themes For More Confident Teaching This Fall (EP.420) (opens the original)

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    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 students are feeling. This can be a fun experiment and exercise in bringing in a theme to your class and also giving yourself a chance to speak to a theme that’s outside the technical aspect of teaching. In this episode, you’ll discover a way to approach

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    A Real Time Announcement For Listeners Of The Pod (EP.419) (opens the original)

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    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 learning how to think through movement is far more valuable than memorizing anatomy or repeating cues. In this special announcement episode, I’m sharing a new way for you to up level your confidence- it’s called September Sessions, a new series of Liv

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Five Changes That Happen When You Truly Understand movement (EP.418) (opens the original)

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    In a number of episodes, I speak about the anatomy and how to apply it to your teaching. But in today’s episode, I take it up a notch and talk about once you’re the kind of teacher who truly understands not just the anatomy but how to apply it to movement, what’s the transformation? By this I mean what kind of transformation do you experience? This is the kind of episode that’s meant to inspire; to help you see what’s possible for you and to take you from the day to day teaching of classes, to t

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