Spanish for Yoga Teachers
What you'll learn
- Students will be able to successfully participate in a yoga class taught in Spanish.
- Students will be able to teach the basics of a yoga class in Spanish.
Requirements
- Have at least some prior knowledge and experience as a yoga teacher and/or yoga practitioner.
- Knowing basic Spanish is a plus, but is not required.
Description
This course provides the essential vocabulary, verbs, and sample phrases for leading a yoga class in Spanish. The course includes the necessary body parts and quizzes, names of postures, and directional cues. There are a series of videos and downloadable materials including audio and visual files for students to learn the basics for instructing a yoga class in Spanish.
Who this course is for:
- Yoga teachers and/or yoga practitioners who want to learn to teach and/or practice yoga in Spanish.
Course content
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Instructor
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- 4.0 Instructor Rating
- 5 Reviews
- 30 Students
- 1 Course
Alyssa is the founder and director of Habla Yoga, a community bilingual wellness and yoga project. She has been teaching since 2007, and is an E-RYT 500 (Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher) . She teaches yoga classes and workshops internationally for adults, youth, and families in both English and Spanish.
Habla Yoga was created after Alyssa returned to Oregon from serving with Peace Corps in Guatemala when she couldn't find any yoga classes offered in Spanish. She partnered with local yoga studios, Spanish schools, community organizations, elementary schools and libraries to offer accessible yoga classes and wellness education in Spanish and English.
She believes language should not be a barrier to access yoga, and has been dedicating her time and energy towards teaching and promoting bilingual yoga, wellness education, and teacher trainings. She facilitates workshops for yoga teachers on how to add Spanish vocabulary into their classes as well as working with language and school teachers on how to incorporate yoga, mindfulness, and wellness into the classrooms and public settings.