Our 500 hour course has been designed to get back to the roots of how yoga is originally taught.
Only in recent years has yoga been taught in a 200 hour, 300 hour or 500 hour format. For this reason we have reserved our 500 hour teacher training for true seekers of yoga.
This exclusive program is designed to give the seeker an authentic experience.
If you are looking for a longer stay please be aware that you can come to our location and practice for virtually any duration of time by attending back-to-back yoga TTCs or an extended stay yoga retreat. We do however reserve the 500 hour training for the traditional approach to teaching and learning yoga.
The main objective of our courses is for total development of consciousness and improvement of self practice both spiritually and physically. The modules are categorized into 5 areas: Practice, Anatomy, Yoga Philosophy, Yogic Lifestyle and Teaching Methodology.
As you develop your spiritual and physical practice, Teaching Methodology then assists you teach what you yourself are practicing. We firmly believe that being a strong practitioner in each of this area will give you the grounding and foundation to become a successful and confident yogi/yoga teacher.
Our 500 hour YTTC cover each of these at a level that is appropriate to the ability of your cohort, both individually and as a group.
I- Techniques, Training and Practice (TTP) - 70 Hours
Students will learn how to enrich their yoga practice and teaching. Students will be taught the advanced practices of yoga. Instruction methods will include lectures, guided group practice, workshops and group discussions.
II- Teaching Methodology (TM) — 30 Hours
III- Anatomy & Physiology (AP) — 20 Hours
IV- Yoga Philosophy/LifeStyle Ethics (YPLE) — 100 Hours
V- Teaching Practice — 90 Hours
VI- Practice, Techniques & Training -125 Hours
VII- Yoga Philosophy & Vedic Science — 30 Hours
VIII- Yoga Anatomy & Ayurveda — 20 Hours
IX- Teaching Methodology — 25 Hours
X- Practicum — 10 Hours
XI- Yoga Philosophy & Vedic Science — 30 Hours
