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I went to Ohio to visit my closest friend Leah.  Most people in my life are amazed that she is my best friend because we are probably the 2 most different people on the planet.  She is type A, perfectionist,  and amazing amazing amazing.  Her home looks like it came out of pinterest, and her home and life runs like a well oiled machine.
But we are both Yogi, holistic living/eating/healing students, we are both Dulas and both have eccentric mothers (:
In any case, while I was there, I went to her incredible Bar class. I've been to several of her classes and she is so so good at teaching!  I was intimidated, but asked her if I could teach her some Yoga and get some feedback.  Other than my sisters and kids at church, I haven't really taught anyone so I was nervous and I definitely didn't feel the flow.  Her feedback was awesome though!  I will share it here:

Lead with what they need to do next about 4 seconds before they get there
Speak up!
Speak Less
Don't lead through each breath or pose
"Meet me in downward dog"

As I go through this awesome journey of learning to teach Yoga, I am thankful for the wonderful women in my life who continue to coach and teach me.

http://www.gobodhiyoga.com/

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