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38. How to Sub Yoga Classes Without Apologizing or Losing Your Style

38. How to Sub Yoga Classes Without Apologizing or Losing Your Style

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My second-ever yoga class as a teacher is one I showed up to take but wound up subbing unexpectedly. I learned a lesson I’ve carried ever since: you don’t have to be the regular teacher, you just have to be you.

In this episode of Yoga Teacher Confidential, I’ll walk you through how to:

  • navigate the challenges of subbing someone else’s class
  • communicate effectively
  • set the right tone
  • honor class culture
  • balance familiarity with your own style
  • and handle mixed student reactions!

Whether you’re stepping in as a sub or preparing for someone to cover your class, you’ll learn how to turn subbing into a growth opportunity—for both you and your students.

Join me as we explore how to evolve your voice and embrace subbing as a vital part of your teaching journey.

Want to become (almost) everyone's favorite yoga teacher? Get in the Zone at Comfort Zone Yoga, my virtual studio focused on teacher development. I have a ton of Sage advice in there for you—let's chat there!

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