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The Yoga Nerds Blog


Flexibility vs Mobility: What Is the Difference in Yoga?
Is flexibility the same as mobility in yoga? Explore the biomechanics of passive and active range of motion, the influence of skeletal anatomy, and what scientific research reveals about stretching, strength and movement control. Discover how The Yoga Nerds' Somāntra™ Approach moves beyond idealised postures towards informed, individualised yoga teaching.
madhura bhagwat
10 hours ago12 min read


Does a Large Social-Media Following Prove Yoga Teacher Training Expertise?
Does a large Instagram following prove yoga teaching expertise? Explore what research reveals about social proof, perceived credibility and the psychology of influence—and why popularity is not a substitute for anatomical knowledge, philosophical understanding or teaching competence. Discover how The Yoga Nerds and the Somāntra™ Approach prioritise critical thinking, practical assessment and genuine yoga education beyond online visibility.
madhura bhagwat
1 day ago12 min read


AI Yoga Teacher Training: Can It Replace a Human Educator?
Can artificial intelligence replace a 200-hour yoga teacher training educator? Explore what research reveals about AI-assisted education, embodied learning, anatomy, Indian yogic philosophy and human mentorship. Discover why The Yoga Nerds' Somāntra™ Approach prioritises critical thinking, practical teaching competence and responsible application of knowledge in an increasingly AI-driven world.
madhura bhagwat
3 days ago11 min read


Restorative Yoga Teacher Training: How to Become a Restorative Yoga Teacher
Thinking about becoming a restorative yoga teacher? Discover what Restorative Yoga Teacher Training involves, from anatomy, biomechanics and stress physiology to sequencing, professional qualifications and practical teaching skills. Explore the Somāntra™ Approach and learn how The Yoga Nerds' 50-hour training in Scotland or online can help you develop the confidence and understanding to facilitate restorative practice responsibly.
madhura bhagwat
6 days ago11 min read
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