Language Skills – Teaching Series

As we move beyond a purely shape-based approach, this session explores how to develop language that speaks to sensation, experience, and internal organisation

Julie Martin - Brahmani Yoga

Sat 24 Oct13:00–17:00Room 3 – Moon€52

For teachers, language is everything.

Fancy sequences and advanced poses do not make a good teacher. What sets you up for excellence is HOW you communicate in class. Do you empower or shame students into poses? Do you understand the subtle difference between asking a question or showing an option? Most teachers rely on cue-based instructions, and while that’s fine as a new teacher, there is no empowerment in it. Enhancing your language skills will elevate your teaching beyond what you could imagine.

As we move beyond a purely shape-based approach, this session explores how to develop language that speaks to sensation, experience, and internal organisation. We’ll refine how and when to cue to support learning without overload. To empower and encourage. How to use language to make each individual feel they belong, are in the right place in their body and breath.

Part of a series

Language Skills is workshop 6 of Moving Anatomy & Intelligent Teaching, a series of 8 workshops for yoga/movement teachers and dedicated practitioners who want to move beyond static anatomy and into living, felt understanding of how the body moves, and how that knowledge is perceived, integrated, and taught.

Coming next in the series

Before you book

Good to know

Arriving
Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early.
Cancellation
Cancellations accepted up to 14 days before.
Finding us
Scheveningseweg 14, 2517 KT Den Haag, opposite the Peace Palace.

Led By

Julie Martin

Raised as a Vedantist, Julie grew up immersed in yoga philosophy. She has practised for 35 years and taught and trained teachers for 30, across Europe, the Middle East, India and the US.

Her work centres on embodied, sensory yoga grounded in anatomy, natural movement and the nervous system, so that students find their own pace, fluidity and strength.