Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team You open a yoga schedule and see a long list of class names. Some sound intense. Some sound vague. If you want a slower class with time for modifications and rest, you may be asking: what is gentle hatha yoga? It is the slow,…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team You have felt what Yoga Nidra does in your own practice, and now you want to guide others through it. That raises a practical question: where to find Yoga Nidra teacher training online, and how do you know a course is worth your time…
Yoga Nidra and meditation overlap: many teachers describe Yoga Nidra as a meditative practice. This guide compares a typical guided Yoga Nidra session with common seated attention practices. The differences depend on the method and teacher, rather than a strict division between two unrelated practices. This guide explains…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team You see a class called ROOT Hatha on a gym timetable. Or a teacher describes a session as root Hatha yoga and you are not sure what that means. Is it a new style? Is it about the root chakra? Or is it the…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team If you have looked at a yoga timetable and wondered what is Hatha yoga vs Vinyasa, you are in good company. Both names appear on almost every studio schedule, and both use many of the same poses. Still, a Hatha class and a Vinyasa…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team What is Hatha yoga? It is the branch of yoga that works through the body and the breath. It uses postures (asana), breathing practices (pranayama), cleansing techniques, locks, seals and deep rest to prepare the mind for meditation. Almost every posture-based class you see…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team You see “Hatha Flow” on a studio timetable. Is it the slow class or the sweaty one? It sits between the two. If you have been wondering what is hatha flow yoga, and whether it suits your body and your goals, this guide explains…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team Many people walk into a yoga class hoping it will ease a stiff back, quiet an anxious mind or help them sleep. Sometimes it does. Often it does not, because a group class is not built around one person’s body or one person’s problem.…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team Millions of people search for pranayama instruction online because they want a calmer mind and better sleep, but don’t have a yoga school nearby. Pranayama is one of the few yoga practices you genuinely can learn well through a screen, as long as the…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team Yin yoga instructor training focuses on teaching a slower style with sustained, usually floor-based postures. Courses differ in length, assessment and prerequisites. A specialist course certificate is not a separate Yoga Alliance Yin-teacher designation. This guide explains how to assess the curriculum, feedback, safety…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team There is no single yoga course that is best for everyone. Which course is best in yoga depends on why you want to do one in the first place. Someone who wants to touch their toes and sleep better needs a different course than someone who…
Author: Inteyoga Editorial Team Signing up for yoga teacher training (YTT) is easy. Walking in on day one feeling steady, rather than scattered, is the harder part. If you’re wondering how to prepare for yoga teacher training, the honest answer is that you don’t need advanced flexibility or…