Hot Yoga Teacher Training in New York
Hot Yoga Certification Programm | 300-HR |
Jul 1 to 27, 2024
Extended Training | Flexible Schedule | Finish at your own pace
Training Summary
Yoga Style: RYT 200-HR | Hot Yoga (Bikram Sequence) or Flow Yoga
Format: In-Person, Live Online, On-Demand
Location: New York City, NY
Dates: July 1 to 27, 2024 (Extended Training All Year)
Duration: 2 week in-person immersion (option to finish online/at-your-pace)
Pricing summary
Tuition (In-Person)
Early Bird: 2,700 USD (save $500 by purchasing 60 days in advance)
Standard: 3,200 USD
Tuition (Live-Online)
Standard: 1,950 USD
Tuition (On-Demand)
Standard: 1,450 USD
Location and Transportation
This Hot Yoga Teacher Training is going to be hosted in New York City, NY.
Transportation to the studio is not included.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us!
Curriculum
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·History, philosophy & evolution of yoga
·Practical and tangible yoga philosophy
·Eight Limb Path of Yoga
·Bhagavad-Gita
·The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
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·Daily classes
·Posture mechanics
·Knowledge of asanas
·Foundational yogic anatomy & physiology
·Subtle Anatomy & Chakra System
·Alignment & how to avoid injuries
·Modifications & adjustments
·Medical benefits
·How to read bodies
·Balance between body, mind and breath
·Sequencing
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·The use of breath as a transformative tool for Self-awareness
·Breath control
·Different breathing techniques
·Exploration of benefits
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·What meditation is, and why it’s practiced
·Variety of meditation techniques and tools
·Quieting the mind to develop deeper levels of awareness
·Connecting with nature and the world you live in
·Connecting with the true Self
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·Teaching clinics
·How to address a group of students
·How to use your own body as a teaching tool
·How to use your voice, volume, tempo, and pacing
·How to correct postures
·Choosing the right words
·Energy, passion, confidence, humor
·Using your own presence and Self-awareness as a transformative teaching tool
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Teacher guidelines & etiquette
·Appropriate conduct inside and outside the yoga room
·How to apply for a teaching position
·Teacher expectations
·Student interaction
·Role playing
·Feedback