Intro to Courses
तस्मै श्री गुरवे नम
May we both, teacher and student, strive to discover the truth of the tradition
Comprehensive Training
What makes our Yoga Teacher training a benchmark, is its overall quality, such that our graduates are the most sought after.
Practical and Incisive
In addition to the intense and rigorous theoretical and practical training in the wisdom teachings of the yogic tradition, our graduates, are both skilled and discriminating. professionals
I want to say a huge "THANK YOU" for the training. It really did set me up well for teaching. ... The training was a fantastic base.
Pedagogy
One of the pillars of our training is its focus on the "teaching" of Yoga in addition to the practice. This enables you to communicate, clearly and accuraqtely when you teach. You will develop all aspects of teaching:
- Vocabulary
- Voice
- Pace of the class
- How to make body adjustments
- The student's specific condition
- Variations and adaptations needed
These are some of the fundamental skills that that differentiate our teachers.
A Family of Styles
In our training we address the different styles with the integrity that each deserves; but, with the conviction that all are different manifestations of an ancient tradition.
Hatha, Iyengar, * and Asthanga are different perspectives on Yoga that adapt to all sorts of people regardless of motivation or personal limitations.
Essence of the Tradition
We take special care in understanding the origin and development of the Yoga tradition. We have a deep respect for and knowledge of the tradition. The cultural dimensions give personality to each practice. However, we incorporate all that modernity offers.
Training Course Structure
There is a variety of courses both in styles and levels. But in all cases, the student is fully prepared for teaching.
The curriculum is in 3 segments as follows:
- The First Course segment that leads to Instructor title.
- The Second Course segment leads to Teacher title.
- The Third Course segment is for Postgraduate specializations.
Within the first two years you have two forms of participation:
- The Residential Course for those who prefer an intense immersion experience.
- The Annual Course for those who prefer a more leisurely form of study, extended over 9 months.
How to Choose a Course?
Just follow these simple steps:
- Choose your training level.
- Choose your style of Yoga.
- Choose whether you want to take annual or residential.
- Register.
Instructor
Residential
- Hatha Yoga Instructor (HY-I)
Annual
- Hatha Yoga Instructor - (HY-I)
- Iyengar Yoga* Instructor - (IY-I)
- Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga Instructor - (AS-I)
- Yoga-Pilates Instructor - (YP-I)
- Meditation Instructor - (MD-I)
Teacher
Annual
- Hatha Yoga Teacher - (HY-II)
- Iyengar Yoga* Teacher - (IY-II)
Specialized Teacher - Postgraduate
- Yoga for Seniors - (MA-III)
- Applied Postural Anatomy - (AN-III)
- Yoga for Pregnancy - (EM-III)
- Yoga and Positive Psychology - (PS-III)
- Meditation and Mysticism - (MD-III)
- Yoga for Kids - (NI-III) - Foundation
Note:
We reserve the right to make changes to any of the above without further notice.
* According to the Iyengar Yoga tradition.