Yoga lets you channel your inner self. It’s both fun, relaxing and challenging at times. If you’re a beginner, joining yoga classes in Singapore is the best way to introduce and familiarise yourself with the fundamental practices. 

Joining a good yoga class is ideal. However, what’s exactly a ‘good’ yoga class? Before you set up any expectations for any future yoga classes soon, here are a few criteria that make a yoga class ‘good’ and ‘ideal’ for beginners and all:

It’s interactive

Whether you have an Indian or Chinese yoga instructor, the class shouldn’t be stiff and monotonous. The teacher shouldn’t spend the entire session on his mat because a decent and ideal yoga class is interactive. Interactivity creates stimulation for students to engage and participate more. After all, it’s all about forming connections with others as well.

Encourages feedback

An ideal yoga class is an open environment. While there is no such thing as a perfect yoga class, it should always strive for improvement to make a learning experience for all students. Feedback is an aspect to determine what needs to adjust to provide an overall positive learning experience.

Has a safe environment

Whether you’re taking an Indian or a Chinese yoga for beginners, safety is a vital aspect that is non-negotiable. Every student and instructor deserves a safe and secure learning environment. Yoga sequencing should be safe – there should be measures that counter risk and implement safe practices. If the class is uncomfortable and stresses your body, there is no room for learning – only leaving.

An ideal class attracts more students.

An ideal class has the power to attract and bring more people to learn yoga. Maybe it’s because of an experienced teacher who has taken a yoga instructor course, a good facility, etc. Overall, an ideal class always attracts more people willing to learn and dedicate their time.

Are you looking for Chinese yoga for beginners? Contact Yoga Mandala for more info.