“Anyone in Virginia can do yoga, and anyone can teach yoga. But, incredibly, it is illegal to teach people to teach yoga” without fulfilling extensive licensing requirements. The Institute for Justice is on the case.
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Hmmm, what happens if a person is teaching a yoga class and later on one of the pupils decides to teach their own yoga class?
More government over-reach. What is the state providing in return for all this additional cost and hoop jumping? What expertise is the state providing in terms of teaching yoga? It’s all burden and no benefit.
Here in California we have unions that do this. I was talking to local hobby shop owners about putting on workshops to help kids assemble models for school projects. So far they have all said the same thing, the teachers union does not want anyone to teach anything to school kids, even after hours, unless they belong to the union.
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