- Students search for their favorite yoga classes (long or short, Hatha or Ashtanga – it’s all there)
- Download or stream audio yoga classes to a smartphone (no data or wi-fi needed after download)
- Plug in headphones and take a private yoga class by following the teacher’s voice
Audible Yoga
One of the reasons that yoga is such a powerful practice is that is reminds us to be grateful. One of the most interesting effects of a regular yoga practice is its ability to nurture positive qualities like compassion, forgiveness, and gratitude in ourselves.
Two women, frustrated with their attempts to practice yoga more often with their favorite teachers, have created a unique company called Audible Yoga right here in the 805 (where there are more yoga teachers per capita than just about anywhere else). On the brink of launching, Maureen Troy and Virginia O’Connor are bringing yoga to the masses of busy people who struggle to fit yoga into their overscheduled lives.
Here’s something you’ve probably guessed: not all yoga teachers can turn their passion for yoga and teaching into a profitable and sustainable career. About a year ago, Elephant Journal published an infographic depicting the annual salary of a yoga teacher and listed becoming a yoga instructor as a ‘second source of income’ right at the top. A quick check today at Indeed.com shows that in the last few years yoga teacher salaries have fallen well below national averages, so it makes sense that yoga instruction is seen as a secondary source of income.
Audible Yoga offers the following features: