Hey family 🤍 We’re excited to announce that we’re launching an online 200-hour training on Zoom. We ran this during the pandemic and it went incredibly well, and we’re feeling called to offer it again. We’re currently looking for teachers who’d like to be involved — helping spread the word within their communities, contributing guest lectures, and supporting some of the training hours. This is a paid opportunity, and we deeply value the time and energy you bring. If you’re interested, leave a comment below and we’ll reach out. We’re also happy to provide a unique referral code for those who’d like to earn commission. Sending many blessings into the New Year, and looking forward to continuing to collaborate and grow together. https://www.wetravel.com/trips/become-a-yogi-live-online-200-hour-teacher-training-kestyoga-6895305483

Anyone teach the 7 doorways vinyasa flow style classes? Anyone teach it online or live? I just cancelled a couple of yoga subscriptions and I’m ready to try some new ones.

Autumn Gacnik one of our incredible ALUMS is teaching an ashtanga class on zoom next tuesday! this will be an amazing experience and great refresh into the foundation of our practice! Would love if anyone wants to join! Topic: ASHTANGA Time: Dec 23, 2025 01:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87963828561?pwd=duakTa7azcalL6QdTNppi6alIa74ZK.1 Meeting ID: 879 6382 8561 Passcode: 234627 Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/87963828561/invitations?signature=P1cQRQfV3pcxNwEIa8h6ulnB2YknGfY1rfyEWw6HyPU

Hi everyone, I have a question for those of you who have been teaching for a while. I’m slowly coming out of my shell as a new yoga teacher, and something has been challenging for me. Beyond the physical practice and the space I hold, I sometimes struggle with feeling a sense of “hypocrisy” in my words. On a personal level, I’m going through a moment where letting go and surrendering feels really hard. That’s just one example, but life always brings different situations where we’re still learning, still stumbling, still integrating the teachings. Even though I understand the philosophy and the texts as a student, I don’t always feel like I’m embodying them all perfectly. So I’m curious: How do you handle this as teachers? What do you do when you’re guiding students through concepts that you yourself are still working on? How do you talk about yoga philosophy with integrity while you’re still navigating those lessons in your own life? Thank you!

WHAT IF WE DID A ROTATING ZOOM CLASS EVERY SUNDAY? WE COULD MAKE IT DONATION BASED AND ADVERTISE THROUGH BECOMEAYOGI - ANYONE INTERESTED IN THIS?