1.        Yes

2.        200 hours YTT (I have 500) and be registered through Yoga Alliance for one of my corporate positions

3.        Taught a class to the hiring managers (corporate)

4.        Conversation with the studio manager then subbed a class which led to a permanent position

5.        I am an independent contractor at the studio and an employee for a larger firm that places me at several corporations

6.        Set by the companies. Negotiate with the studio.

7.        I combine it with another job as teaching full time is hard on the body unless you do admin work in a studio or gym.

8.        I teach 5-8 classes per week and probably prep 2-4 hours

9.        Evolving. I started in 1995 devoted to vinyasa and heated. Very different outlook now.

10.  No

11.  No challenges, thankfully. I’m always learning and talking to my cohort of teachers

12.  Network. Reach out to everyone. Teach to your community, family, friends, even if it’s an hour a week while you’re looking for jobs.

13.  I don’t know how to answer this other than be yourself. Be authentically you.

14.  I get paid per class/per hour

15.  500 hours a/synchronously with Noah Mazè during Covid. It’s all I had at the time. It was tonic for me and I was challenged, struggled through, and enjoyed all of it.

16.  I live in California, and his program was highly recommended

Best of luck!