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In this episode, I aim to highlight the significance of cueing as a crucial component of your skill set. Over the years, I have crafted five distinct queuing styles, and I am excited to share them with you. These styles are straightforward and practical. I encourage you to take note of them and consider integrating one, two, three, or all five into your classes.

Highlights:

Teaching a yoga or an asana class is not solely about cueing.
Yoga classes in America
The challenge of being a good communicator
My goal in every class
5 Cueing Styles to Enhance Your Yoga Class
- Directional cueing
- Action-oriented cueing
- Expansive cueing
- Experiential cueing
- Benefit cueing
Reasons why Down Dog is one of the best poses

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