Episode 87: Q&A — Jason’s Sequencing Philosophy, Thoughts on Retaining Students & Hip Impingement

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We pick up where we left off last week with Jason answering more of your recent questions all about yoga class sequences! This week, he answers:

  • How often should I change my yoga class sequences?
  • How do I sequence my classes given the large influx of new students in January without alienating my established students?
  • If I let my pelvis rotate during twists, will it cause a hip impingement?

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A New Take on Twists
The Art of Yoga Sequencing Online Course

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