Teach a Variety of Yoga Styles

Mixing Yoga Styles.

Perhaps you don’t want restrict yourself stylistically and you don’t wish to brand a unique style. If so, consider mixing yoga styles as your class offerings. Likely you’ll offer lots of styles and tout your studio a full service studio.

Advantages to teaching a variety of yoga styles:

  • teach lots of styles (variety is the spice of life and offer your students a variety),
  • have lots of classes and teachers,
  • you can take advantage of marketing existing yoga styles (i.e. power, iyengar, etc.),
  • you’re not restricthttp://build.sitesell.com/cgi-bin/sbi/buildpage.pled geographically,
  • you can brand your studio for expansion and/or name recognition (not necessarily a style),
  • combines with geography (i.e. Kalamazoo XYZ Yoga Studio) and/or niche audience names (i.e. XYZ Yoga Studio for Injury Rehabilitation).

Disadvantages to Teaching a Mix of Yoga Styles

  • lots of effort to build a studio brand when offering a variety of yoga styles,
  • difficult to advertise many styles,
  • you must communicate that your studio proficiently teaches a variety of styles,
  • you need to carve out internet search engine demand (takes time).
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Related posts:

  1. Teach to a Niche Yoga Market
  2. How to Name a Yoga Studio
  3. Which Styles or Types of Yoga Should You Teach?
  4. What Yoga Classes will your Yoga Studio Offer?
  5. Developing and Teaching Your Own Yoga Style

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