Yoga Teacher Training

"The technique of a world-changing yoga has to be as uniform, sinuous, patient, all-including as the world itself. If it does not deal with all the difficulties or possibilities and carefully deal with each necessary element, does it have any chance of success?"—Sri Aurobindo

In Sanskrit, yoga means “ union” referring to the joining of the individual psyche with the transcendental Self. Through this joining, the vehicles of body, heart and mind can become conduits of supreme consciousness.

The Yoga Teacher Training concentration provides comprehensive instruction in all aspects of the yogic path, ranging from asana practice to classes in yogic history, theory and philosophy. Balancing cognitive understanding with experiential learning, students study these ancient practices and teachings for transformation, as well as gain the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively teach yoga.

The curriculum systematically covers asana, pranayama, mudra, bandha, meditation, yoga nidra, chakras, Sanskrit, anatomy, yogic philosophy and psychology. Asanas are practiced in a vinyasa style, based on the Iyengar principles of alignment. Upon completion, students earn a certificate in Yoga Teacher Training which meets the 500-hour requirement of the Yoga Alliance. All graduates are eligible to become Registered Yoga Teachers (RYT) with the Yoga Alliance.

Yoga Teacher Training Requirements

Certificate Program in Yoga Teacher Training