Yesterday was my first yoga session with my friend Julie at her fitness studio Tranquility Fitness.  Julie is a personal trainer and is used to more intense forms of exercise, but was feeling a bit worn out after training clients all morning and doing 2 workouts herself.  She also had some neck pain, so I decided to take it slow and practice teaching what we learned in out training this week.

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Teaching yoga involves finding the right balance of guiding your students and creating the space for them to explore their practice.  I noticed that I needed to let go that just because Julie is a fitness trainer, I have something to offer her as a yoga instructor.  After my own training last night in my Asnana class, I had a better sense of what the full expression was for Warrior pose and was able to guide her in finding that full expression for herself and adjust her arms and gaze.  I am becoming more attuned with the postures and aware of what I need to be observing as a yoga teacher.  Learning and teaching are so entwined and while I feel overwhelmed with all that we have been absorbing, it is all coming together.  I guess i just need to trust the process.