200 Hrs yoga teacher training in Goa

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This 200 hrs Yoga teacher training provides a solid foundation to teach yoga, inspire others and deepen your own personal practice.

What are we teaching?

The focus of this training is to provide students with applied knowledge of anatomy, alignment and assists with a deep focus on yoga philosophy.

How will it help you ?

This course will help you to bring out your creativity, to find your voice and to give you the confidence to teach, educate and inspire students from a powerful yoga foundation.

Whom this is for ?

This training is appropriate for the serious student who would like to start teaching yoga, as well as the student who would like to deepen their own knowledge & personal practice.

What will you get doing the training ?

You will come away with a deeper understanding of the physical and spiritual side of yoga that combines together to create an exceptional yoga teacher.

Who all can do it ?

Our courses are designed for all who want to learn and pursue yoga and is accessible for all yoga enthusiast from Homemakers, working professionals, artists, dancers of all ages, even if it’s just for your own understanding or making it your personal practice not necessarily to become a yoga teacher

Curriculum for 200 hrs yoga teacher training in goa

This is a Multi-Style yoga teacher training course, open to all levels, our 200hr yoga teacher training course includes the breakdown study and practices of

Yoga philosophy

Anatomy and physiology

Hatha yoga

Ashtanga Vinyasa Primary Series (Mysore style) (Introduction)

Vinyasa flow

Yin yoga (Introduction)

Pranayama & Meditation

Chakras & Mudras

Kriyas

Alignment and Adjustment

Teaching methodology

Art of teaching

Yoga techniques

Lifestyle and ethics

Philosophy content

Meaning of yoga, upanishad concepts, history.

Ayurveda – The 5 great elements

The 3 Gunas

Pancha Pranas

Pancha koshas – The 5 layers of the body

Four paths of yoga ( Jnana, Raja, Bhakti, Karma Yoga)

Hatha yoga,

Nadis (energy channels),

Chakras, kundalini.

Vedas and six systems of Indian philosophy.

Ashtanga yoga (Raja Yoga): Yoga sutras, aim of yoga, modification of mind, mental disposition, different levels of preparation, five afflictions of mind, Eight limbs of yoga, Kriya yoga, Samyama yoga

Obstacles on the path of yoga, physical and mental disturbances caused by an un-concentrated mind, means to overcome obstacles, methods to control the modifications of mind.

Life style and ethics for a yoga practitioner and teacher.

How yoga could be applied in our daily lives not just practicing yoga but applying it living life at its best more by being present

Anatomy

Includes both human physical anatomy and physiology (bodily systems, organs, etc.) and energy anatomy and physiology (Chakras, Nadis, etc.).

Includes both the study of the subject and application of its principles to yoga practice (benefits, contraindications, healthy movement patterns, etc).

Practical anatomy with a major emphasis on muscular and skeletal structures and in depth study of anatomical and skeletal differences i.e. compression, tension, and proportion and orientation theory.

Introduction and different body systems.

Skeletal system, muscular system, connective tissue, nervous system, major joints of the body.

8 major joints of the body and its importance.

Breathing and respiratory system.

Hatha yoga

Hatha yoga is one of the ancient style of yoga through which all other styles have emerged, we will go through

Each posture key alignments

How to move into the posture and how to come out of it

When to breathe in and breathe out of it

Contra-indications benefits and also

How to sequence the postures

How to use props and to do adjustments in the postures

Learning Sanskrit names of postures to both expand your knowledge and enhance your professional skills

Vinyasa flow/Power Yoga

Vinyasa flow is most popular and dynamic style of yoga which involves moving from one posture to another in a flow which is great to work on different group of muscles

Principles of sequencing and teaching a Vinyasa Flow class.

Transition from posture to posture with breath

Sequence according to the need of the students or the class

How to instruct and demonstrate the flow

Ashtanga yoga

Introductions and history

The elements of Ashtanga yoga:

Vinyasa – breath-synchronized movement

Ujjayi Pranayama – victorious breathing

Bandhas – inner locks

Drishti – gaze points

Primary series – Sun salutations, standing series, seated series, finishing sequence.

Yin Yoga

Introduction to yin yoga

Why we do yin yoga

Theory of yin/yang

Practical/Asanas

Practice techniques of 100 postures which includes standing postures, seated, back bending, core, inverted, arm balances and restorative will go through each posture of different group individually to have clear knowledge Modifications, other variations and advance variation of all postures.

Practical theory: Corrections, modifications and variations are taught with each posture to make your practice easy plus to offer variations when you teach.

Teaching Practice

Includes practice teaching, receiving feedback, observing others teaching, hearing and giving feedback. Also includes assisting students while someone else is teaching.

Students get to teach every day from day one. You will teach at least  15 – minutes everyday.

You may also teach at least one full open class during the course.

Regular feedback are given by teachers and fellow students about your teaching so that you can improve and find your unique voice and style as a teacher.

You will learn to give hands on adjustment.

Teaching methodology and technique

Principles of demonstration

Observing, assisting and correcting

Instruction, teaching styles, qualities of a teacher

Voice Modulation, floor presence

Sequencing and structuring a class

Alignment and hands-on-adjustment

Dealing with injuries and safety precautions

Business aspects of teaching yoga

Pranayama (yogic breathing)

Introduction, its aspects, pranic body, different types of prana, types of breathing, anatomy of breathing, Yogic breathing.

Eight types of pranayama

Nadi-Shodhana (Alternate Nostril Breathing)

Sheetali & Sheethkari (Cooling Breath)

Bhramari (Humming Bee Breath)

Ujjayi (The Psychic or Victorious Breath)

Bhastrika (Bellows Breath)

Kapalbhati (Frontal Brain Cleansing Breath)

Suryabheda (Vitality Stimulating Breath)

Bandhas (Energy locks)

Introduction on Bandhas

Jalandhara Bandha – Throat lock

Mula Bandha – Root lock

Uddiyana Bandha – Abdominal lock

Maha Bandha – The great lock

Kriya – Yogic cleansing techniques

Jala Neti Nasal cleansing.

Business aspect of yoga

Career as a teacher

Setting up your own studio, school or business

Marketing strategy, advertising and PR

Ethics in yoga business

Building network with other yoga teachers, schools , studios and retreats

Schedule for 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa, India 2021/2022