
Course Description and Curriculum
The Level I Nature Yoga Teacher Training will teach you the fundamentals of yoga asana, philosophy, anatomy, physiology, and psychology. You will learn the benefits and function of asana, meditation, mantra, and pranayama in order to teach others effectively. Each week, you will meet with your peers to discuss provocative readings, explore techniques, and practice teaching. You will attend additional classes, observe other teachers, and gain a deeper understanding of yoga. In a supportive environment, you will be encouraged to develop your own teaching style, your voice, and an understanding of what the practice of yoga means to you. A teacher not only attracts students through knowledge but an apparent, almost visible authentic expression of yoga.
Yoga Asana: Theory, Practice, Sequencing
Yogic Anatomy and Western Anatomy
Yoga Philosophy and Ayurvedic Fundamentals
Mindfulness, Meditation and Pranayama
Mantra, Mudra, and Chakra
Yoga techniques for the Modern World
Introduction to Yin, Anusara, Acro, Kundalini, Vinyasa, and Dharma Mittra
Yoga Industry: Getting started as a teacher
Required Texts and Readings:
Nature Yoga recognizes the need for a training program that coincides with our changing environment and social paradigms. The readings and discussions will cover a range of topics from traditional yoga philosophy and Ayurveda to contemporary applications.
Requirements for Certification
This 200 hour Teacher Training is based on the Yoga Alliance Curriculum (link to YA curriculum) With your Nature Yoga Certification, you can apply for and receive a Yoga Alliance Certificate.
Requirements:
Attendance at weekly training sessions
Completion of required readings
Completion of additional 2 yoga classes per week at Nature Yoga
Creation of Yoga Curricula (Special Project)
Personal journal
Full payment of course fees
Classes will be held at Nature Yoga 2021 W Division st.
2pm-4:30pm (Lecture/application)
Thursdays 7:30pm-8:45pm