I´d prefer the wave more, probably cause it´s more predictable what pose is coming next after the first wave. But I´ve done and enjoyed both in the past.
@@eelkeaptroot1393 I think I do, too. I don't often teach the ladder style where I add poses one at a time. It just makes it super easy to get started as a newer teacher.
@@AshleyHagen yes, slowly but surely. My husband and I graduated right as COVID hit, so we haven't had steady opportunities to teach, but we try to as much as possible. We made a website www.graceyogalife.com and an IG @grace.yoga.life Your videos have given me a lot of confidence through this whole process! Thank you!!
Very helpful!!! I was Corepower trained and they don't teach sequencing, just their power 1 sequence. I struggled with sequencing and specifically with keeping the foot patterns or external and internal rotated poses seperate. Thank you for explaining it so clearly. I have to have a Sun B because my studio requires a Sun A, Sun B, and a Power Flow, all with 3 rounds. So my flows are sort of a hybrid of your ladder and wave. I Ladder flow during my power flow, but my Sun B is always a basic version of power, so a wave 1.
Awesome demonstrations and explanations of ladder (watched in another video) and wave flow sequencing! I appreciate both types of flow, and I also appreciate your generosity in sharing your experience and guidance so freely with new yoga instructors (that would be me!). Thanks so much, Ashley, for your time and commitment showing us how to promote/teach the benefits of yoga!
Thanks for taking the time the write this! I have SO many videos ready to go and I just want to publish them all right now. But like yoga teaching... I've gotta share it slowly and give them time for people to consume and take in. Making videos has been SO much fun for me. And comments like yours make me keep going. I don't see enough post-YTT help for brand new yoga teachers, so I've been filling that gap. Have you taught a yoga class yet?
@@AshleyHagen Hiya Ashley, and thanks for your reply to my post. I taught six 1 hour classes to my family and friends this past July/August as part of my YTT requirements. It was a great experience, and I am still in "sponge" mode soaking up information to help me develop my style of teaching before taking it to the next step, which I anticipate may happen in 2021 :)
thanks so much for the sequences methods, they are super helpful to me. however, I am a bit confused between the difference between the wave and the ladder methods. I find them pretty similar. Can you please give me some clarification between those two? thanks a lot Ashley
I haven't heard it being a thing before. At least, no one taught me the concept of it from a teacher perspective. I just decided this was the name of it since I've experienced it as a student in some classes.
I really like both sequencing styles - however I truly love the wave - because it builds on everything that has already been done so that the students know kind of where they are going! But I like to alternate between the two! Thank you this was a great reminder of how to sequence my classes!
I have taught the ladder flow and that fills up a good portion of my class but I just recently tried the wave flow on my own and I ended way too early. I still needed an extra 10-15min. I don’t think I want to do more than 3 waves so I’m trying to figure out how to make it last longer. Maybe combining ladder and wave? Thank you for these videos btw they are so helpful!
Yeah! Do a combo. That sounds fun. It also depends on how long you hold each pose and how many poses you do. You can extend your warm up and cool down, too. Play with it. 🥳
This is great! Thank you! Glad that it is somewhat similar to what my regular practice looks like but in a very elegant and well defined fashion - starting or ending with some pranayama and kriya. I always thought it doesn't fit regular "flow" :) now I have a term for it Yay!
Ashley, excellent video, thank you! I always learn so much from your videos. I would like to ask you: Do you have any videos about how to create a nice way to end a Yoga class, post Shavasana (i.e. ending with a mini meditation, or breathing exercises, or a spiritual quote, etc..?)- thank you so much :)
Hi Laura! Good question. Actually, I do not have anything like that. I can see that being very helpful, though. In fact, I"d like to learn that for myself. I don't end my classes in any fancy way, but I do make sure that the students feel closure. So we get up, take a few breaths, reach up and end with a bow.
I see the title can be misleading. Oops! I didn't mean a sequencing for beginner classes. I meant yoga sequencing for new yoga teachers. I might have to change the title.
hi! if you are doing 3-5 waves does that mean on each side? so basically doing the movements on each side 6 times in total if you choose to do 3 waves?
Not loads of breath work, but I do have a 3-part breath script I go through. It changes frequently, but the main points are the same. You could definitely add more breath work at the beginning.
Thanks for watching! Now I can ask you - do you prefer the WAVE or LADDER sequencing style?
I´d prefer the wave more, probably cause it´s more predictable what pose is coming next after the first wave. But I´ve done and enjoyed both in the past.
@@eelkeaptroot1393 I think I do, too. I don't often teach the ladder style where I add poses one at a time. It just makes it super easy to get started as a newer teacher.
Ashley Hagen Wave
I love your teacher tips, helps with transitions and variations. It’s been 6 months since my certification.
the yoga wave class was awesome. I'm new to yoga and a need to prepare different waves and ladder flow. your video help big time
You are so clear and easy to follow. Great teaching! Thank you!
Super helpful ❤
thank you. this is incredibly generous and kind. so appreciative of your time.
Your videos are so helpful! I like both, don’t think I can pick a favorite!
Thank you so much ❤
Been binging ALL of your content!! Love these classes! Thanks for doing what you do 🤗🤗 - Melinda
Hi Melinda. I'm glad these videos have been helpful. Are you currently teaching yoga?
@@AshleyHagen yes, slowly but surely. My husband and I graduated right as COVID hit, so we haven't had steady opportunities to teach, but we try to as much as possible. We made a website www.graceyogalife.com and an IG @grace.yoga.life
Your videos have given me a lot of confidence through this whole process! Thank you!!
Love your pace! Your a great teacher!
Thank you!
Very helpful!!! I was Corepower trained and they don't teach sequencing, just their power 1 sequence. I struggled with sequencing and specifically with keeping the foot patterns or external and internal rotated poses seperate. Thank you for explaining it so clearly. I have to have a Sun B because my studio requires a Sun A, Sun B, and a Power Flow, all with 3 rounds. So my flows are sort of a hybrid of your ladder and wave. I Ladder flow during my power flow, but my Sun B is always a basic version of power, so a wave 1.
This was such a great video! Glad I found your channel ❤
I prefer the ladder flow..Thank you very much :)
Awesome demonstrations and explanations of ladder (watched in another video) and wave flow sequencing! I appreciate both types of flow, and I also appreciate your generosity in sharing your experience and guidance so freely with new yoga instructors (that would be me!). Thanks so much, Ashley, for your time and commitment showing us how to promote/teach the benefits of yoga!
Thanks for taking the time the write this! I have SO many videos ready to go and I just want to publish them all right now. But like yoga teaching... I've gotta share it slowly and give them time for people to consume and take in. Making videos has been SO much fun for me. And comments like yours make me keep going. I don't see enough post-YTT help for brand new yoga teachers, so I've been filling that gap. Have you taught a yoga class yet?
@@AshleyHagen Hiya Ashley, and thanks for your reply to my post. I taught six 1 hour classes to my family and friends this past July/August as part of my YTT requirements. It was a great experience, and I am still in "sponge" mode soaking up information to help me develop my style of teaching before taking it to the next step, which I anticipate may happen in 2021 :)
Absoolutely fantasic! Thank you, Ashley,
Thanks so much for your so informative instruction😍
Such a clear teacher! Thank you always Ashley!
Your videos are so helpful and provide a lot of inspiration for my personal practice but also for future class sequences. Thank you!
Another super intelligent sequencing class - thank you Ashley!
Thanks Jaime!
thanks so much for the sequences methods, they are super helpful to me. however, I am a bit confused between the difference between the wave and the ladder methods. I find them pretty similar. Can you please give me some clarification between those two?
thanks a lot Ashley
I didn’t know this was a thing but this is my favorite kind of sequencing in my own practice
I haven't heard it being a thing before. At least, no one taught me the concept of it from a teacher perspective. I just decided this was the name of it since I've experienced it as a student in some classes.
your videos have really helped!!! Thank you so much!!
I really like both sequencing styles - however I truly love the wave - because it builds on everything that has already been done so that the students know kind of where they are going! But I like to alternate between the two! Thank you this was a great reminder of how to sequence my classes!
Thank you so much really helpful :-)
Hi Ashley, thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom so generously 🙏🏻
Very good explaination Ashley!
I love your vibes girl! This workout is definitely helpful! Thanks for sharing!
I have taught the ladder flow and that fills up a good portion of my class but I just recently tried the wave flow on my own and I ended way too early. I still needed an extra 10-15min. I don’t think I want to do more than 3 waves so I’m trying to figure out how to make it last longer. Maybe combining ladder and wave? Thank you for these videos btw they are so helpful!
Yeah! Do a combo. That sounds fun. It also depends on how long you hold each pose and how many poses you do. You can extend your warm up and cool down, too. Play with it. 🥳
This is great! Thank you! Glad that it is somewhat similar to what my regular practice looks like but in a very elegant and well defined fashion - starting or ending with some pranayama and kriya. I always thought it doesn't fit regular "flow" :) now I have a term for it Yay!
Which class style this is good for, power yoga? Vinyasa
I Love it! So useful! Thank you so much! I like more teaching the wave but I will give a try to the ladder :))
Ashley, excellent video, thank you! I always learn so much from your videos. I would like to ask you: Do you have any videos about how to create a nice way to end a Yoga class, post Shavasana (i.e. ending with a mini meditation, or breathing exercises, or a spiritual quote, etc..?)- thank you so much :)
Hi Laura! Good question. Actually, I do not have anything like that. I can see that being very helpful, though. In fact, I"d like to learn that for myself. I don't end my classes in any fancy way, but I do make sure that the students feel closure. So we get up, take a few breaths, reach up and end with a bow.
For beginners I prefer ladder as can explain well then slowly move to wave.
I see the title can be misleading. Oops! I didn't mean a sequencing for beginner classes. I meant yoga sequencing for new yoga teachers. I might have to change the title.
hi! if you are doing 3-5 waves does that mean on each side? so basically doing the movements on each side 6 times in total if you choose to do 3 waves?
yes. (I had a baby 2 weeks ago so I've been delayed in responding to comments and questions.)
Do you do much with breathwork in warm up?
Not loads of breath work, but I do have a 3-part breath script I go through. It changes frequently, but the main points are the same. You could definitely add more breath work at the beginning.
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