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Episode 67: Not All Yoga Styles Are The Same
Manage episode 430878936 series 1277045
Join hosts Jules Mitchell and Ariana Rabinovitch in this new episode of the Yoga Research and Beyond podcast as they discuss the research paper, "Not All Yoga Styles Are the Same: An International Survey on Characteristics of Yoga Classes."
They explore:
- The various categories and styles of yoga classified in the paper
- The advantages and limitations of using surveys as a research method
- How subjective data can be measured effectively through operational definitions
Whether you're a yoga teacher looking to enhance your research literacy or deepen your understanding of yoga styles, this discussion is tailored for you. Gain valuable insights into the diverse world of yoga practices and learn how to critically evaluate research methods and findings. Tune in to empower your teaching with evidence-based knowledge!
70 episodes
Manage episode 430878936 series 1277045
Join hosts Jules Mitchell and Ariana Rabinovitch in this new episode of the Yoga Research and Beyond podcast as they discuss the research paper, "Not All Yoga Styles Are the Same: An International Survey on Characteristics of Yoga Classes."
They explore:
- The various categories and styles of yoga classified in the paper
- The advantages and limitations of using surveys as a research method
- How subjective data can be measured effectively through operational definitions
Whether you're a yoga teacher looking to enhance your research literacy or deepen your understanding of yoga styles, this discussion is tailored for you. Gain valuable insights into the diverse world of yoga practices and learn how to critically evaluate research methods and findings. Tune in to empower your teaching with evidence-based knowledge!
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