Your injuries Qs answered! Sore hammies, sacroiliac woes & more

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Jason Crandell in Bharadvajasana yoga pose

Jason joins me this week to answer questions that have come up during the group live calls of his online course about preventing yoga injuries. He talks through:

  • Knee pain in Upward Bow (Wheel Pose) and Bow Pose (Dhanurasana)
  • What causes sore hamstring attachments and whether or not to bend the knees to make this pain go away
  • Sacroiliac pain that occurs in twists
  • Several different options for coping with sore wrists in Plank and Chaturanga!

Upcoming Events

Jason’s online injuries course: Better Way to Flow: Preventing & Managing Common Yoga Injuries

Friday, 3/29: In-person workshop at LoveStory Yoga in San Francisco: Hip Opening & Arm Balancing

Sunday, 4/28: Join Andrea & Jason teaching together at the Yoga Reaches Out event in Foxborough, MA. 

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What you will learn in this 60-minute webinar:

  • Why most YTTs wait too long to start practice teaching

  • How I create safe, supportive small-group environments for early teaching practice

  • My week-by-week framework for building teaching skills incrementally

  • Common pitfalls that make new teachers feel unprepared 

  • How structured feedback transforms nervousness into confidence

  • The specific tools our graduates use to start teaching immediately after graduation

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Now enrolling Jason's 200-Hour YTT

Dive deep into the art of practicing and teaching yoga!

  • Gain contextual knowledge on yoga’s history and philosophy
  • Learn to sequence using my frameworks
  • Practice teaching in small groups of supportive peers
  • Feel confident — not overwhelmed — by yoga anatomy

Most importantly, you’ll learn the skill of self-inquiry, which will serve you in whichever path you choose.