#Core yoga woodbury mn plus#
Prior to June 2020: Certificate of completion from a 200-hour yoga teacher training with an additional 50 hours of continuing education for C1, C2, HPF and Hot Formats or a Yoga Sculpt or Fitness Training plus an additional 40 hours of continuing Education for Yoga Sculpt. Act as an in-studio ambassador for all current CPY initiatives and business streams including but not limited to All Access Membership, programming and lifestyle programs, retail, etc. Contribute to a supportive and fun studio environment by upholding the CPY Core Values and fostering positive working relationships Perform specific cleaning tasks as assigned to ensure CPY Smart Health Protocol standards of cleanliness are observed to ensure student and employee safety We ask that you welcome students, check students in to class, navigate any POS transactions, process front desk duties, and ensure that our students have an overall memorable experience As a member of the CPY teacher community you are the face of our students CPY experience. Connect with students 30 minutes prior to class beginning and 30 minutes after class ends in support of students’ personal growth, growth of the studio, and all current CPY initiatives Instructors are scheduled to be at the studio 30 minutes before and after each class to read studio communications, plan CPY aligned classes using the CPY Class Planning and support tools and connect with the student community Serve the community and provide a consistent safe space for all to practice by educating students on alignment, offering modifications for postures as appropriate, and consistently using CPY cueing formulas Teach a minimum of two (2) CorePower Yoga classes per week for a minimum of 4 hours of time in studio
Our instructors cultivate supportive relationships by making themselves accessible and approachable, ensuring student safety, and embodying the CPY Core Values at all times. As an instructor you will provide this experience through a welcoming front desk check-in process, guiding students through a CPY-aligned class, and supporting each individual student to live their power. It’s hard to let go, but sometimes you just have to trust that things are unfolding the way they are going to.A CorePower Yoga Instructor delivers an extraordinary experience. Who knows, something might change at the studios and my schedule could change again. I hold onto my classes for a long long time, and it pains me to leave any of them, but change is inevitable. The good news- I still will teach a handful of classes a week- so come yoga with me please! I am subbing a bit at studios until May, so keep your eyes pealed, but you can find me at the following below: That’s a long time!!! It’s been a joy and privilege to end my weekend with all these great yogis and I’m bummed that this no longer blends with my schedule. I love this class and have had it somewhere between 5-6 years. This one still hurts a bit to think about. Starting April 1st, I will no longer be teaching my Sunday night Candlelight at CPY Uptown. To all those yogis and fellow staffers- know I will miss you! I’m hoping that I can pop in and say hello here and there, especially November when my season slows down. I love these students dearly, and most of them have stayed with me in this same time slot since I started. I came on many years ago when the studio was called Sparrow, and despite the format changing, I’ve always had a Tuesday morning class. Starting April 17, I will no longer be teaching at ONX.
The down side to this growth is that I have to make room for it, which means I’m going to be cutting some of my favorite long time yoga classes from my schedule, classes I’ve had for years and years.
It’s so exciting, I’m absolutely elated with what’s to come, it’s literally a dream come true. Each year as my business grows (knocking on all the wood and crossing all fingers and toes), I have to cut back my teaching life more and more, and with my upcoming wedding season, I’m blessed to be busier than ever. It was also very exciting and I loved what I was doing, I don’t regret a thing.Ī few years later, I was teaching in less studios but around 12 classes a week while starting up my photography business, and my life was split between these two worlds pretty evenly. My commute was crazy and everyday my schedule was spastic. I also taught in Bloomington, Edina, Maple Grove, St. My first ever yoga teaching job was at a studio out in Woodbury where I maybe would get 2-4 students each class. After graduating from a 200 hour power yoga teacher training at Corepower Yoga in Minneapolis, I leapt right into the yoga world and taught at as many studios as possible, and believe me, I was all over the twin cities area.
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