Hi, Namaste & Welcome! Today we talk with @jules.thetinyyogini a Yoga Teacher and Studio Owner from Florida. Some of our topics of today: Physical Practice and Personal Journey Yoga Teacher Training's Dilution During the Pandemic Teaching Approach: Creating Flow and Adjusting to Students Understanding Flexibility Changes with Emotions Maintaining Yoga's Integrity in Modern Teaching Transitions in Yoga Practice Yoga Isn't a Magic Pill - A Constant Journey of Growth To support our project and make yoga accessible and usable for everyone, please share this episode or the podcast itself with a friend or family member :) Also leave a good review on podcast-player of trust! If you have an idea, question or topic related to yoga you would like to hear on the podcast, you wish for a special guest or you are interested in a collaboration feel free to rech out via mail: [email protected] About our guest of today: My name is Jules McDonald, and yoga is more than my profession—it’s my purpose. I am a Yoga Practitioner, Teacher, Teacher Trainer, a former Yoga Studio Owner, and Author of the book, Savasana Reads, a heartfelt collection of short meditation scripts designed to inspire and deepen the practice of presence. I’ve spent my life traveling through different spaces—physical and spiritual—learning from every experience along the way. With over a decade of yoga practice and teaching experience, I now know that yoga is more than just poses—it's about creating space for people to explore themselves, heal, and grow in a community that feels like home. Whether it's through carefully crafted sequences, deep mobility drills or stillness and meditation, my ultimate goal is to guide students into finding their own rhythm, their own flow.And as my journey evolved, I’ve seen the struggles yoga teachers face (which I have experienced myself as well)—hesitations in cueing, the overwhelm of structuring classes, and the yearning to connect authentically with their students. These challenges are universal, and they inspired me to create a system—a simple, empowering approach to teaching that’s rooted in clarity, confidence, and connection. This system has transformed my own practice and teaching, and now, it’s my mission to share it with my fellow yoga teachers. I believe that in this modern world of teaching yoga, we can all lift each other up, refine our craft, and remind the world of yoga’s transformative power. About the Host: Marv is practicing for over eight years. While he was traveling the world he practiced with some of the greatest teachers in the States, Latin America, Europe, Bali & India. First in touch with a modern mobility and science based approach from the West he went several times to India to root his progressive Vinyasa style in traditional Ashtanga and Iyengar Yoga. He is focusing on helping yogis and beginner yoga teachers to advance their practice with arm-balances & floats. For online private and group classes as well as Workshops & Retreats, send a DM or Mail. Instagram: @yoga.marv Mail: [email protected]

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