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Our 200 Hour Online Yoga Teacher Training is a Registered Yoga School (RYS) with Yoga Alliance. Students who complete the 200-Hour YTT, Masters Practitioner Program and individual courses within our program are eligible for Continuing Education Credits.
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For those who want to deepen their yoga practice, but not teach
Easily incorporate these course bundles into your 200-Hour YTT Program
Supplement your teacher training with this 20-hour series of online philosophy courses that meet Yoga Alliance requirements.
$215
Easily incorporate this comprehensive 32-hour Yoga Alliance recognized series of interactive anatomy courses into your 200-Hour YTT program.
$200
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In this course, you will learn everything you need to know to successfully complete the DoYogaWithMe Teacher Training. This course will also provide you with the information that you need to decide whether or not this program is right for you.
Learn the fundamental teaching concepts and principles that provide the invisible backbone for yoga teaching. By exploring these terms, you will be able to develop a common language for the most important ideas in yoga teaching.
Learning to use anatomical language effectively empowers you to describe the body's movement clearly and accurately, which will set a strong foundation for your understanding of both anatomy and sequencing.
Bones and joints are the foundation for all movement in the human body. In this lesson, we will investigate the purpose and structure of bones and cartilage, examine different kinds of joint movements, and the implication of skeletal variation.
Learning to use language and your voice is one of the best tools you have in your teaching tool box. In this lesson, you are going to learn the essential skills you need to guide your students skillfully and effectively in their poses in a yoga pract
In this course, we will take a survey of all the major eras in yoga history, helping to understand how this wonderful and vast tradition has led to our current expression of yoga today.
In this course, you will learn the structure and function of muscles and connective tissue, as well as why they are essential components of functional movement and integral anatomy.
This course will introduce you to Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, a very important text that established the seeds of the yoga practice of mindfulness and self-study more than 1700 years ago.
For thousands of years, breath control has been a yogic tool for managing the mind and preparing for meditation. By understanding the anatomy of the breath, you will be able to share these techniques and this wisdom skillfully with your students.
In this course, you will cultivate a deeper appreciation for the power of the breath, practice several pranayama techniques, and learn to teach a simple breath practice.
This course sets the foundation for understanding the purpose of sequencing, giving you the ability toidentify different sequencing styles, and laying the essential groundwork for being able to create smart and safe peak pose sequences.
In this course, you’re going to learn about the most important joint for mobility in the body: the hip.
This course teaches you the fundamentals of the bandhas and the breath, helping you understand, and giving you the tools to teach, their proper engagement, benefits and how they can be incorporated into a yoga practice and your life.
This course teaches you the meditation basics, then takes you through a step-by-step process that helps you understand the fundamental principles needed to design and deliver an effective guided meditation.
In this course, we will look at three different models of the subtle body that describe its architecture and we will look at Ayurveda, a holistic sister science to yoga that offers another framework for our experience.
This course introduces you to the body's chakra system, a sophisticated network of energy pathways - or nadis - that course through the body.
Building on your understanding of Yoga Sutras I, This course explores the distractions that we encounter on our yoga journey and considers practical tools that we can use to manage them.
This course will introduce you to the key concepts that help us understand core activation, and how they affect the body's stability and mobility.
This course teaches you the best practices for overall class structure, shows you the four parts of a class and helps you assess and build your own peak pose sequence.
This course teaches you the complex movement of the shoulder girdle, how it works to create seamless movement and bear weight.
This course teaches you practical and clear cueing techniques that will enable you to deeply transform the experience of the pose and elevate your students' practice.
Understanding the functional movement and structure of the knee will allow you to understand how to keep the knee safe while holding standing poses and deep stretches.
This course will expand your knowledge of Pranayama 1 and help you learn to incorporate simple kriya, mudra, and bandha techniques into the pranayama practice.
This course helps you understand how the nervous system works and in what ways you can influence its activity to your benefit.
We continue to explore the meaning of the sutras and their relevance to our practices and modern lives.
By understanding the anatomy of the spine, you will be better equipped to teach asana in a way that will safeguard and support spinal health.
This robust course contains detailed information to support practicing, sequencing, and teaching. You can return to this course again and again to refine your teaching skills.
Understanding injuries and prenatal considerations helps us create a supportive environment for all students to feel safe, welcome, and supported.
We will look at the components that go into creating a class style, and you will learn how you can use these components to create a hatha or a vinyasa flow style sequence.
This course teaches you how to do five common mudras that can be easily used in practice and how to cue these for your students.
In this course, we will identify some of the components that can help enhance the quality of your students' class experience.