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Juliette Snijders

Hometeacher directoryJuliette Snijders
24 Apr

Juliette Snijders

Juliette Snijders   Åhus, Sweden

My teaching is playful. I want students to explore the breath, body and mind. In pure yin classes I usually talk about meridians targeted and posture benefits. It is important for me to let students understand the benefits behind the postures.

Sometimes I tell a story, sometimes I am quiet. I do physical adjustments if needed and if students are ok with that. When I teach vinyasa classes I teach yin/ yang principles and we usually do one or two yin postures even in my vinyasa classes.

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