{"id":34531,"date":"2015-10-12T18:53:08","date_gmt":"2015-10-12T22:53:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wanderlust.com\/?p=34531"},"modified":"2016-07-01T17:31:36","modified_gmt":"2016-07-01T21:31:36","slug":"for-love-not-money-the-business-of-being-a-yoga-teacher","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wanderlust.com\/es\/journal\/for-love-not-money-the-business-of-being-a-yoga-teacher\/","title":{"rendered":"For Love, Not Money: The Business of Being a Yoga Teacher"},"content":{"rendered":"

As a yoga teacher, I\u2019ve learned to do the hustle. Over the years of my quasi-professional life, I\u2019ve waited tables, worked in offices, written stories and even answered phones. All of which have, in hindsight, served as practice to prepare me for where I am today\u2014a yoga teacher. I\u2019ve juggled many, many things\u2014and continue to do so\u2014because teaching yoga as a profession\u00a0is both exhausting and rewarding, though not always lucrative.<\/p>\n

Many yogis try (and succeed!) at making their passion their full time career, though not without financial setbacks.\u00a0Teaching yoga, recently ranked as one of the most sought after careers in the U.S. today by\u00a0CNN Money<\/a><\/span>, is also one of the least profitable once you move beyond yoga’s\u00a0one percent.<\/p>\n

Our friends at YogaDork<\/a> break it down for us:<\/p>\n

This $62,400 is a totally false representation of the real world yoga teachers live in. Beyond that, the list places top pay at $119,000, which is quite a lofty and mind boggling number for the vast majority of yoga teachers out there.\u00a0So we\u2019re wondering, CNN, whose and how many people\u2019s income did you take into account? Tara Stiles, Ana Forrest and Rodney Yee?<\/em><\/p>\n

It\u2019s not impossible, of course. You could do it by pulling in a mere $5,200 per month. To do that you could teach three classes a day, five days a week at $75 per class (we\u2019re majorly high-balling here \u2013 most studios, at least in NYC, pay in the $20-50 range for beginning\/mid-level\/some senior level teachers). That\u2019s about $4500 a month, roughly just $700 short of your monthly goal, which could be filled in by teaching privates, workshops, etc. So that\u2019s 15 classes a week –\u00a0assuming you can secure that many and sustain them \u2013 at that improbable respectable rate,\u00a0plus the other bits of teaching you can pick up, for 52 weeks straight, with no vacations and most likely no paid sick leave, and probably without any type of benefits at all\u00a0= $62,400 a year.<\/em><\/p>\n

Fifteen classes a week, eh? Not bad when you think in terms of 15 hours of work, give or take. But what is often misunderstood is the extra\u00a0hours spent preparing for\u00a0a\u00a0class, travel to the class, staying fresh for your\u00a0students\u00a0with additional studies and continued education, not to mention staying on top of your own practice<\/a>. Last week for instance, I taught six public classes and said no to a seventh. I was burnt out. Spent. Exhausted of my reserves with nothing left to offer. That\u2019s a reality check right there.<\/p>\n

Now, I applaud those who compete in the yoga rat race\u2014running about the city like a chicken with its head cut off, from class to class, a private session to a clinic or workshop, without so much as stopping for a deep breath in between. But how are we supposed to maintain the\u00a0integrity of practicing what we preach, if this is the case?<\/p>\n

NY Mag\u2019s The Cut<\/a> offers more insight:<\/p>\n

To make a living, teachers rush from studio to studio, leading as many as 20 classes a week, a system that might sound familiar to poverty-stricken adjunct professors. Recently, a teacher at my own studio, a tomboyish, heavily tattooed 26-year-old who goes by the name Be Shakti, came to class on crutches. She had a hip injury, which she got training for a Spartan Race, a Reebok-sponsored extreme obstacle course. Her doctor told her not to put any weight on it for six weeks. \u201cI subbed out a couple classes, but I have to keep paying bills and rent, and then paying medical bills and for physical therapy and whatnot,\u201d she says.<\/em><\/p>\n

Ordinarily, Shakti teaches seven days a week. Her schedule includes 14 regular weekly group classes, for which she earns $50 each. She often substitutes for other teachers, so some weeks she teaches as many as 20 classes. Four times a week, she instructs private clients as well. She has Obamacare, but no disability or liability insurance. She loves what she does for a living, but it\u2019s precarious and draining. \u201cI think burnout is something where, if you are teaching full-time, it\u2019s going to happen. It\u2019s part of it,\u201d she says.<\/em><\/p>\n

And lest we forget\u2014there are still myriad problems with health insurance for the freelancer economy<\/a>. I choose to write and edit to provide a little extra cushion to my unpredictable yoga income, and still find myself grappling over\u00a0the extra $400 it costs monthly for \u201cjust-in-case\u201d healthcare. As an individual still considered part of the middle class\u2014despite whether my take home pay after taxes might suggest it or not\u2014like many other Americans, I find the Affordable Health Care Act a welcome improvement, yet still unaffordable.<\/p>\n

Is there any hope? All roads point to social media<\/a> and the rise of the Instagram yoga superstar. A teacher\u2019s devout following suddenly speaks louder than a resume and studio contact hours, leading toward sponsors and partnerships, tons of free yoga gear, education and more. But can the practice of yoga and its philosophy really be taught in this regard? Sure, it\u2019s a wonderful way to engage with community on a mass scale and use it as a platform to share your messages, but there is a risk of becoming too concerned with\u00a0striking the perfect asana to gain followers, versus maintaining the sacred\u00a0art of the practice.<\/p>\n

An article in Racked<\/a> noticed this rising trend last year:<\/p>\n

So how does one rise to yoga fame on Instagram? Some say there isn’t an exact science but actually, there is: it’s the Instagram algorithm used to calculate what goes on the popular page. Based off an estimated formula of likes and comments per minute as well as likes from at least 20 percent of their followers, an Instagram photo will be pulled to the social media’s popular page. Irene Pappas, the 23-year-old Instagrammer @FitQueenIrene<\/a>, with almost 300,000 followers, said each time a post of hers makes it to the popular page, she gains about 1,000 more followers.<\/em><\/p>\n

“When I first joined Instagram [a year-and-a-half ago], I tried everything to build a following. I used every yoga hashtag, I commented on a lot of posts, and connected with bigger accounts,” Pappas said. “I played it smart and looked at it as a business aspect to build my brand.”<\/em><\/p>\n

So why teach\u2014why do we do it? For the thrill\u00a0of creating a space for healing, for sharing the practice with others and watching transformation occur. This is fundamental to yoga. It\u2019s not about followers, fame and fortune; it\u2019s about guiding students toward becoming the best version of themselves so that they can teach others to do the same. Whether you’re a juggler like me or not, please\u2014teach for love and not the money, and hopefully, enough of that\u00a0will come\u00a0in due time.<\/p>\n

Photo by Sophia Nahli Allison\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2013<\/p>\n

\"andrea_rice_headshot300px\"<\/a>Andrea Rice is the Practice and\u00a0Community Editor for Wanderlust Media. She is also a writer and yoga teacher. Her work has appeared in\u00a0The New York Times, Yoga Journal, mindbodygreen, Yoganonymous, AstroStyle, and several music magazines. Her teaching style is a blend of her love for music and intuitive movement, with emphasis on core strength. You can find her regular classes at\u00a0Shambhala Yoga\u00a0in Brooklyn and connect with her on\u00a0Instagram<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Twitter<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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