I am learning to adjust practitioners from my mentor. It is so strange being the one giving the adjustments as opposed to receiving them. I have to say I am having a little anxiety about adjusting people. I know that I love them and will take them from anyone who knows what they are doing, but for some reason I am worried (projecting) that people will not think I'm "worthy" to adjust them. I guess since I am a new teacher?
Hmmm...tomorrow I will adjust the class that I normally practice in, I'll let you know how that goes...
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My journey with ashtanga yoga.
About Me
- Elaina
- TX, United States
- I'm just completed my PhD in neuroscience. I've missed asana greatly as I have focused more on incorporating my other limbs into everyday life. I'm ready to get going again, and will post here often about my journey. I may write a little about my post-doctoral research in the department of Neurology at UNC - Chapel Hill. Also, in my spare time I edit scientific articles for American Journal Experts, a firm that performs journal editing for researchers around the globe.
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1 comment:
I've felt the same way, and still do at times, as does any new teacher (or at least any new teacher with an appropriately sized ego). I found it helped to tell people that I really welcomed their feedback/suggestions made me feel more comfortable, and perhaps put them at ease as well.
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