04/07/2026
Almost 20 years of teaching Vinyasa yoga.
For most of that time, I planned classes the same way most certified teachers do — pulling from what I knew, hoping it would hold together, adjusting on the fly.
It worked. But it wasn't a system. It was habit.
Three years ago I built one. Six steps. Starting at the end and working backward. Every class has a Peak Idea, and every other section — the warm-up, the main flow, the core, the final stretch — earns its place by serving that one idea.
The result: a class I can plan in 40 minutes that feels connected from the first breath to Savasana. And a teaching practice that keeps getting better the more I use it.
This is the 6-Step Vinyasa Sequencing Method. I'm teaching it live this May.
Free mini course (2 CEUs) Link: https://www.mardayoga.com/general-6
Master Course with live Zoom sessions(8 CEUs) Link: https://www.mardayoga.com/claude-vin-seq-mas-course
Three years ago, I built one. Six steps. Starting at the end and working backward. Every class has a Peak Idea, and every other section — the warm-up, the main flow, the core, the final stretch — earns its place by serving that one idea.