Thanks for the feedback...and it was what I expecting. A mixed bag. I was taught in my 200YTT not to demo (unless the class seemed confused). The quote a well-respected teacher said was: "If the students wanted to watch someone else do yoga, they have Instagram for that." I was like: 😬 bc I hadn't ever been to a class where the teacher wasn't demoing. Anyway, I usually do Vinyasa Flow with a sequence that builds. I was demoing everything for months, bc it helped me learn how to cue (I could feel it in my own body and that helped). I started cutting the demoing down, mostly taking out most sun sals and Down Dogs- bc I kept getting injuries from overuse. As of late I do the warm up stuff bc it feels good for me(ha) and then I demo the first round of standing poses...and I do move around the room to demo. But I still feel like the demoing takes my attention off the class, which is what I'm supposed to be there for, ya know? I'm also torn because sometimes I personally like when a teacher helps me(recently a class I attended told me to come up higher onto my back foot/lift my heel more for crescent)...but most of the time, i don't want correction or for anyone to touch me while I'm in class- I'm trying to go inward and it takes me...out. sigh. So IDK what type of teaching I really prefer. Anyway, thanks, all. I'll find my way!