Every class taught, every technique shared, it’s an opportunity to further deepen my practice and purpose, fostering a community where wellness for all is not just an aspiration but a reality.

2. Being part of the community

 – When you become a yoga teacher, then you automatically become a part of a yoga community of like-minded people. And this is one of my favorite things about being a yoga teacher. You can then start your yoga classes or join somewhere else, organize yoga workshops. This can provide a great opportunity for people to connect and bond over yoga. 

Being associated to esteemed institutions like the Indian Institute of Yoga Association, serving as a visiting faculty at S-VYASA Singapore, and contributing to Adi Yoga Hanoi and Vietnam has been profoundly enriching. These experiences have allowed me to connect with diverse followers of yoga, creating networks that transcend boundaries. It’s within these connections that I’ve had the honor to meet yoga gurus  who inspire me on my journey to yoga whose wisdom and teachings continue to fuel my passionate journey through yoga. It’s not just an opportunity; it’s a privilege to live, learn, and share this deeply fulfilling path with individuals who resonate with the transformative power of yoga.

3. Evolving your Knowledge

There is never an end to your yoga education. One of the best parts about being a yoga teacher is that the field is ever-evolving and one needs to constantly learn new things. This quest for acquiring new knowledge, discovering new practice, and sharing it with students is what makes yoga fun. This job teaches us new things – both about oneself and about yoga practice.

4. Training students

 – One of the absolutely enjoyable things about being a yoga teacher is that you can share your knowledge of yoga with your students and train them for the correct yoga postures. Teaching your students, interacting with them, solving their problems, and preventing injuries is a great feeling for every yoga teacher. It’s something that you enjoy and makes you feel content with every class.

For those aspiring to become yoga teacher trainers, navigating this vast ever changing modern realm of yoga education. This ultimate guide to becoming a yoga teacher training course can serve as a beacon, illuminating the path toward making informed decisions. This guide not only assists in understanding the responsibilities and intricacies of the role but also aids in making the right choices, ensuring a fulfilling and impactful journey as a yoga teacher trainer.

5. Making a Difference

The greatest pleasure of being a yoga teacher is that you make a positive impact in other’s people lives through your yoga teaching. Through your yoga classes, you help students to unwind, relax and reduce their stress levels. By teaching yoga, you make a difference not only in students’ health but also in their lifestyle and attitude. Being a yoga teacher, you help students make progress in their yoga practice and thus make a significant difference in their lives.

You as a teacher, your students, and the yoga class together can support each other on the way to progress. Being a part of the yoga and community can enhance your own and your student’s wellness experience in many ways.