Major Topics
Philosophy
Gita, Upanishads, Yoga Sutras — enough to teach from, not a dissertation. You leave able to say why a class has a theme, and why that theme is not a slogan. We read the short passages that actually change how you cue, not the ones that look good on a syllabus.
Chakras
Seven centers, linked to asana and how you actually sequence a class. Not a color chart. You learn which postures wake which center, and how to build a class that has a spine instead of a pile of poses. Students feel the difference even if they never hear the word.
Anatomy
Physical and subtle body, so you can cue without guessing. Knees, shoulders, lumbar spine — the places people get hurt when a teacher is vague. You learn what to say, what to modify, and when to send someone to a doctor instead of a deeper stretch.
Asana
Standing, seated, twists, arm balances, inversions, backbends — broken down. You do not memorize a sequence. You learn why the pose is built that way, and how to teach it to a room that is not all the same body. The library clips are the start of that work.
Pranayama & meditation
Breath and stillness as skills, not afterthoughts. You practice the counts, the holds, and the quiet that has to be taught, not hoped for. Sound bath sits in this part of the training. So does the part where you stop talking and let the room settle.
You do not need a perfect practice to enroll. You will teach a full class at the end, with notes from faculty and peers. Payment plan available after the $400 deposit.
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