Become a Yoga Studio Owner

Get Paid to Teach Yoga

As a yoga studio owner you will have a rewarding career where you have the opportunity to grow personally while being of service to others.

About a Career as a Yoga Studio Owner

By opening a yoga studio, you are bringing a valuable service to the community as well as creating opportunities for other teachers.

Through yoga, you can help people increase their flexibility and strength, enhance their self-awareness and have a sense of unity with all life.

Being a yoga studio owner and teaching yoga is more than a job. When you show up, your heart shows up too, knowing that the work you do is that of transformation. You can provide your students with the opportunity to experience feelings of joy and peace.

According to data released by Yoga Journal, one in seven non-practitioners intends to try yoga within the next 12 months.

Yoga's many benefits are attracting the large “baby boomer” population, a group with money to spend and increasing leisure time. Moms, athletes, and seniors are drawn to its value as a tool for physical fitness and stress relief.

As a yoga studio owner, you can express your own creative spirit through your yoga classes. You might choose to specialize in any of the following:

• yoga for physical fitness
• yoga therapy
• spiritual yoga
• prenatal or postnatal yoga
• yoga for kids
• yoga for couples
• corporate yoga
• yoga for seniors
• workshops or retreats
• private yoga lessons

If you start your own yoga business, you will have the freedom to set your hours and decide which days you will teach and which days you will not. You can also be an integral part of your community.

Guide to Become a Yoga Studio Owner

If being a yoga studio owner sounds like the career of your dreams, the FabJob Guide to Become a Yoga Studio Owner is for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get hired as a yoga teacher or start your own yoga business. A multidimensional e-book, it will prepare you to become a top-notch instructor armed with the knowledge to be a savvy business owner too!

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Author Sandy Hennessy is a multi-certified yoga teacher who took up the practice of yoga at the age of 49. In this guide she shares advice from her own experiences (she was trained in yoga in the United States and India), plus career and business advice from other successful yoga teachers.

The guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to become a yoga studio owner, including:

Preparing Yourself to Teach Yoga

• How to develop the skills that will assist you in being an effective yoga teacher
• Understanding the philosophy of yoga
• An overview of yoga styles (plus links to further information about each style)
• How to get an experienced yoga teacher to mentor you
• How to get experience by volunteering to teach yoga classes
• Although no certification is necessary to teach yoga in the U.S. or Canada, the guide includes information about yoga teacher certification programs
• How to qualify to use the title RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher)

How to Plan and Teach Yoga Classes

• 50 common yoga poses you can select from to teach yoga classes, including:
  • how and when to use them
  • ratings of how difficult they are to master
  • tips to make the poses easier for beginners
• Deciding the sequence of poses in your yoga classes, including:
  • how to open a yoga class
  • how to make smooth transitions
  • choosing the “apex pose” or high point
  • ending a yoga class
• How to use yoga props
• Creating a theme for a yoga class
• A sample lesson plan for a yoga class
• How to give verbal instructions and demonstrate yoga poses
• Do's and don'ts for correcting students' mistakes

Getting Hired as a Yoga Teacher

• Discover who employs yoga teachers (including information about the environment, ways to break in, and insider tips for success):
  • Yoga Studios
  • Health Clubs
  • Corporations
  • Retirement Communities
  • Educational Institutions (universities, colleges, and adult education)
• How to prepare an effective resume and cover letter (includes samples)
• Where job openings for yoga teachers are advertised and how to find unadvertised jobs
• How to dress and questions to expect in an interview for a yoga teaching job
• How to demonstrate your skills to employers
• How to break into yoga teacher jobs through substitute teaching
• Typical payment arrangements and how to ensure you get paid

How to Start Your Own Yoga Studio

• Start-up costs with sample budgets for:
  • a home studio
  • part-time studio rental
  • full-time rental of a studio (includes budgets for both a small and large studio)
• Choosing your target market
• Creating a business plan
• Legal matters and insurance
• How to choose a location:
  • pros and cons of teaching from home
  • inexpensive options for renting space for a few yoga classes per week
  • leasing a full-time space
  • designing your space
• Setting your prices for classes, drop-ins, monthly fees, and private sessions
• Inexpensive ways to market your classes to attract students

PLUS, you will discover:

• Definitions of yoga terms
• Valuable resources for studying yoga (books, videos and websites)
• Links to suppliers of yoga props and CDs
• Information about opening a yoga franchise or chain
• Throughout the guide you'll find samples you can adapt and use to teach your own classes or start your own yoga studio, including:
  • sample lesson plan for a yoga class
  • yoga student health questionnaire
  • sample liability waivers
  • sample feedback form
  • employment agreement for a yoga teacher
  • sample resume and cover letter for a yoga job
  • for starting a yoga business
  • sample brochure to market a yoga studio
  • sample for a yoga business
• And more!

How to Get the Yoga Studio Owner Guide

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The information in this yoga studio owner guide can save you many hours of research and experimentation, help you avoid some common mistakes, and give you advice you need to get a job as a yoga teacher or open your own yoga studio.

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