THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I watched until 8 mins and got into my first Bakasana :) Wow!

Good stuff

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Thank you so much for this. Especially the truth that is ,’I’m not so good at it yet’ It reassures me that I’m not the only who’s at this stage and it’s ok ❤

Thank you so very much Jason!!! This is most helpful, overwhelming, AND helpful. I love teaching yoga and this is spurring me onward to get my website up, not perfect, yet get it out there for folks to discover how we can practice together. I love the part how IG is a micro content opportunity ask yet a marketing spot. I like how you break things down, very digestible for me. Do you have any info services on how you build your videos?

Absolutely! I enjoy & respect your experience in which you sincerely share. David Aaron...Chicago

thankyou for sharing your knowledge

Unfogging - never heard that before!!! Brilliant!

I have just started teaching two weeks back. Your guidance at the very onset of my teaching journey is deeply appreciated. Kindly post more videos on teaching methodology for new teachers💗💗

Thanks so much for sharing all of your insights and knowledge, it's so valuable. Thank you

Thank you for nice clarity on the topic of sequencing.

Don’t know how else to reach you but I stuck with your Glo video today, the slow burn and I loved it…thanks for all you do💕💕

Thank you for all you valuable insights. Very honest and wise advice.

I’ve rewatched this so many times I now say (along with Jason) warrior one- boom boom boom boom 😂😂🫶🏻🫶🏻

Thank you Jason for sharing this. I love that you honestly said that it’s not easy :) because it is. I watched this in your webinar already and now feeling so overwhelmed and inspired at the same time. Looking fw to learn from you more in the future.

Is there a video on headstands specifically?

Thank you, Jason. My tardiness today has frustrated me. I missed the beginning & middle. I've been practicing through the years and YOGA brings me the health and mental stability ... I believe we're all seeking. Now 73.5 and dealing with Spinal Stenosis, Osteoarthritis, Scoliosis & osteoporosis. Otherwise in good health. My background had been musical comedy theater, dance & gymnastics. Catering through the years has taken its toll . I continue with P.T. & instruction of fitness exercise for seniors. Including "soft" Chair YOGA. Two different facilities here in Chicago & Evanston. I work at CORE strength routinely. Physical activity is my relief from the discomfort. Avoiding any type of surgeries. Please let me know if & when you have this midwest area on your calendar. With appreciation and grace. Continued success! Namaste David Aaron, Chicago (W. Rogers Pk) Near Evanston.

I have completed my 200 hours ttc two months back. Your teaching are amazing and very helpful. Request you to upload more videos for beginner teachers. Full of gratitude.

If your right leg is back in the lunge, is your left knee DIRECTLY under your shoulder (mine bumps into my chest) or can it vere outside the shoulder space (angled left). When my knee bumps into my chest I feel it prevents me from going lower.

The best explanations yet Jason! Thank you

This was fantastic! I am a brain injury survivor and teach adaptive yoga in England. This was such an inspiration and encouragement to me.

Brilliant, thank you!

vital info!!! thank you for always considering the broad spectrum of bodies and their yoga experience!

Another beautiful post from mahatma Jason Crandall. Thank you!

! did it with straight arms for the first time thanks to this video!!

Grateful for the clear arm movement explanation

Your depth of knowledge and INSTRUCTION is INCREDIBLE ! Such attention to the smallest details that are so impactful for our students! THANK YOU!

Thank you Jason for a brilliant, instructive tutorial, and for walking us through in detail entry and exit from the pose

In my classes we've had a lot of successes with EPK... koundinyasana is very accessible to most with proper cuing

Most new students doing their first balances lack the strength to keep the second elbow free in side crow...

I love these tutorials you have been doing! So useful. Thank you!

I’ve been teaching camel this way for a while now. It’s amazing how enriched some of these arbitrary notions are for some teachers and students. Now I can send them to your video if they are skeptical! Thanks

Great info thank you!!!!!

Thank you so much!! This was really helpful :-)

as someone who has had to adapt their practice for arthritic wrists for 17yrs, i deeply appreciate you sharing these tips with the masses!

i truly love your videos!! thank you for sharing so many years of learning and teaching with us all!!

Thank you for the tip. I have always stuggled in BKSN. Will try this and see how it pans out ❤❤

Loved the explanation at 12 mins - thank you 🙏

Phenomenal instruction! So clear and applicable! Thank you, Jason! I cannot wait to learn more from you!

this was really fun, applicable & informative! inspired to teach some camel pose at class tonight!

This was invaluable to me, thank you

Helpful tips Jason, Thanks . Are the wrists are 90 degrees of extension or flexion?

Thank you Jason!

Excellent!! I have a Love/Hate relationship with Camel & a tip or 2 from this "Teacher Companion" episode may just help tip the scales. :-)

Excellence as always Jason. Love the refinements for Down Dog and active stretching. Thank you!!

Very nice! thank you.😊

Thank you

Thank you so much for providing detailed information on how to experiment with DWD! I so appreciate it and your willingness to share!

This is VALUABLE stuff. As always thank YOU. ✨

that's simply brilliant. BRILLIANT. thank you