200HRS MULTI-STYLE YTTC (OPTION 1) HATHA + VINYASA FLOW + YIN
Vimoksha Yoga’s 200 Hours Multi Style Yoga Teacher Training Course (TTC) is offered by a team of experienced teachers that focus on teaching several modules of yoga and these include Hatha yoga, Vinyasa yoga (dynamic flow), Yin yoga and with emphasis on the therapeutic aspect of yoga. In this way students receive benefits for themselves and also be able to help others. The course is comprehensively designed to give students the opportunity to explore the type of yoga that best suits their style. It allows students to broaden their practice and understanding by studying both Hatha & Vinyasa flow giving the student an opportunity to choose a yoga style that resonates most with their natural teaching style. You can also experience how the different practices work in harmony with your body and mind. Students choosing to complete the course with us can choose to receive a Yoga Alliance USA or Yoga Alliance Professionals UK RYT 200-Hour Teacher-Training Certificate from Yoga Vimoksha.
How You Benefit
- Learn asanas in a traditional Indian method
- Hatha yoga 90 plus postures
and
its variations - Pranayama (breathing techniques), bandhas (yogic locked) and yogic shatkarmas / kriyaa (cleansing techniques)
How You Benefit
Traditional Hatha Yoga
- Learn asanas in a traditional Indian method
- Hatha yoga 90 plus postures and its variations
- Pranayama (breathing techniques),
Bandhas (Yogic locked) and Yogic
Shatkarmas / Kriyaa (cleansing techniques) - Yoga philosophy
(eight Limbs of Ashtanga-yoga)
with Patanjali Yoga Sutra - Introduction of chakras, nadis & Mudras
Vinyasa Flow Yoga
- Learning to create your own gentle vinyasa sequence and intermediate sequences
- Learn how to adjust the students
- Learn how to modify the difficult poses
- Use of yoga props like block, strap & wall
in your yoga practice - Teaching practicum
Yin Yoga & Partner Yoga
- Yin yang theory
- Yin yoga meridian opening practice
- Heal your body and calm your mind
- Partner yoga practice
- Introduction to the basics
of acro yoga: base, flyer, spotter
Anatomy & Ayurveda
- Anatomy, Physiology and physical, mental
and spiritual benefits of yoga - Learn the basics of Ayurveda:
principals and theory - Body constitutions: 3 doshas
- Relation between ayurveda and yoga
Meditation
- Tibetian bowl meditation
- Yoga nidra
- Chakra meditation
- Soham meditation
- Trataka (Candle Light Meditation)
Daily Schedule
MONDAY – SATURDAY
08.00 – Asana Practice
09.30 – Breakfast
10.15 – Karma yoga
11.00 – Asanas adjustments
and techniques / asanas theory / teaching methodology
13.00 – Lunch & study break
14.30 – Yoga philosophy / anatomy
17.00 – Asana practice
18.30 – Trataka content practice (alternate day) (timings subject to change depending on seasons and style of yoga being taught)
Objectives of the course
- To give students and opportunity to reflect and experience Yoga “A Way of Life” and not just merely a practice done for some hours in a day
- To motivate the students to become good yoga sadhaka (Practitioner) and guiding them on to the path of Yoga that brings transformation and not simply a change
- To help students acquire a sound body, a superior mind and a higher spiritual consciousness
Objectives of the course
- To give students and opportunity to Reflect and Experience Yoga “A Way of Life” and not just merely a practice done for some hours in a day
- To motivate the students to become good Yoga Sadhaka (Practitioner) and guiding them on to the path of Yoga that brings transformation and not simply a change
- To help students acquire a Sound Body, a Superior Mind and a Higher Spiritual Consciousness
- To train students and transform them into well trained Yoga Teachers with an ability to go into the world and teach all levels and abilities
- To develop the overall personality of the students
- To motivate students to take up teaching YOGA as a profession
Eligibility
- Minimum 6 months yoga practitioner only apply for YTTC course
- Those who are really serious to do YTTC or self-practice only apply for YTTC
- YTTC is not for broken bones or serious medical issues
- YTTC is not for leisure purpose
Course Dates:
January, 2020
02nd January – 22nd January, 2020
February, 2020
02nd February – 22nd February, 2020
March, 2020
02nd March – 22nd March, 2020