Intermediate Yoga Lesson Plan Bundle
£9.00
Six ready-to-use intermediate yoga lesson plans for a six-week course. Every lesson includes Short, Long and Stream views. Instant digital access.
Six intermediate classes. No blank-page warm-up required.
Get six ready-to-use intermediate yoga lesson plans, each supplied in Short, Long and Stream views for teaching, preparing and practising.
Everything included
6
Lesson plans
A six-week course of focused classes created by BWY yoga teacher George Watts.
3
Plan views
Every lesson comes as a Short, Long and Stream Plan.
6
Week course
A clear progression through strength, mobility, flow and peak-pose themes.
£9
Instant access
A digital teaching resource ready to access after purchase.
One plan. Three useful views.
Short Plan
A compact visual sequence for a quick glance while you teach.
Long Plan
Fuller teaching information for practising and preparing the lesson.
Stream Plan
Follow the lesson online, step by step, from any suitable device.
A confident step beyond beginner classes
George created these six plans for his own intermediate yoga classes. Each lesson gives you a focused theme without turning the class into a performance.
Build strength, mobility and confidence through clear sequences centred on familiar peak poses and flowing movement.
Class focus
✓ Peak-pose preparation
✓ Strength and stability
✓ Mobility and flow
✓ Six-week courses
Six plans. Six clear teaching themes.
Use the bundle as a six-week course or choose the class that fits the students in front of you.
Locust Peak Pose
Build back-body strength and prepare for a steady Salabhasana.
Plank Peak Pose
Develop whole-body stability through a purposeful Plank sequence.
Bow Peak Pose
Prepare the spine, shoulders and thighs for Dhanurasana.
Warrior II Peak Pose
Explore grounded strength, alignment and steady focus.
30 Poses in 30 Minutes
A brisk, varied sequence for a focused half-hour class.
Eye of the Needle
Build a class around a familiar hip-opening peak pose.
Intermediate means options—not ego
These plans support qualified yoga teaching. Adapt the pace, range and challenge to the people in front of you; an intermediate label should never override individual needs.
