Why The Old Model of Yoga Sequencing Doesn’t Work Anymore
Yogaland Podcast · Andrea Ferretti
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Show Notes
On this week's podcast, Jason outlines why the old models of yoga sequencing are no longer effective in today's landscape. To name a few: More people cross-train. Fewer students are walking into studios. ClassPass has changed loyalty. Online platforms have shifted expectations.
If you want better student retention, stronger engagement, and a more sustainable yoga teaching career, this conversation is essential.
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⏱ Highlights
2:23 Sequencing 2.0 — What’s New
6:00 The Two Traditional Sequencing Models
6:57 The Problem with Fixed Sequences
8:07 The Problem with Random Classes
13:29 Why Student Retention Is Harder Now
20:39 Online Teaching & Retention
29:50 ClassPass & (the lack of) Loyalty
35:19 The Solution: Monthly Progressions
35:33 How to Build Skill Over Time
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Jason shares why consistency and novelty must coexist, how to use month-long progressions, how to think like an educator, and how we can help students build skills, helping to build student retention. to maintain retention.
If you’re serious about becoming a more effective and modern yoga teacher, it's a must-listen!
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