
Track attendance, greet students by name, and learn their goals to build loyalty; communicate consistently, correct exercises twice per class, gather feedback, and refine offerings to keep students returning.
Manage yoga class inventory, including mats, blankets, music, and refreshments, while maintaining attendance, timekeeping, and notes; complete upfront paperwork and terms to protect against liability.
Offer diverse yoga classes and workshops to attract more students, from morning satsang to elderly, pregnancy, kids, mother-child yoga, and philosophy lectures. Build teacher-student relationships with personal attention.
Discover how vedic philosophy informs a practical yoga business, with online courses, ashram insights, and vision-driven goals for yoga teachers and enthusiasts.
In this course we will answer all questions that aspiring new yoga teachers have (and regularly ask in our Ashram):
Can I live off teaching yoga?
How much money can I make?
How should my pricing strategy look like?
Should I offer free trial lessons?
Where should I open my studio?
How should I name it?
What if I am afraid of the competition?
What about marketing?
How should I use social media?
What if I want to start out as an employee- where and how should I apply for a job as a yoga teacher?
Should I quit my day job?
How do I turn my students into loyal customers?
How do I make sure they like my course and come back?
In short: what is the secret to success for a successfull yoga Business?
We will give detailed examples, numbers (income as well as expenses) and advice from our experienced teachers.
+ Plus you get our 10 step guidline to starting your own yoga business.
++ Plus we will talk about fear in our fear guide:
Fear of failure, fear of visibility, fear of competition, fear of the unknown and fear of not being good enough, as these are the issues that keep most yoga teachers from successfully building their own yoga business!
Namaste