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You’ve probably noticed the growing public interest in yoga. Yoga studios are rapidly multiplying in both urban and rural areas. More and more yoga teachers are now working in schools, as this discipline enhances children’s learning abilities and concentration.
Likewise, an increasing number of companies are incorporating yoga sessions into their schedules to help employees manage stress. Some yoga teachers have also specialized to meet specific needs such as yoga for people with disabilities, prenatal yoga, yoga for seniors… Exciting specializations now within your reach.
Whether you want to explore yoga in depth or work as a yoga instructor, you now have the opportunity to follow a yoga certification program that will provide you with the necessary knowledge to practice and/or teach this discipline.
This training is particularly based on the principles of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga (also known as Vinyasa), offering not only the joy of physical movement but also a deep understanding of the mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions.
You will explore the spirit and philosophy of yoga, while studying human anatomy, key gestures and postures, as well as relaxation, breathing, and meditation techniques to nurture both body and soul.
Yoga is an ancient practice rooted in India. It is a discipline aimed at harmonizing body, mind, and soul through various techniques of posture, breathing, and meditation.
Yoga is much more than a physical practice. It is a holistic discipline that aims to bring harmony to the body, mind, and spirit. By integrating the principles of yoga into daily life, we can enhance our physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
By the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Understand and apply the fundamental principles of yoga, particularly those of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga.
- Teach yoga to various audiences, including children, people with disabilities, pregnant women, and seniors.
- Master relaxation, breathing, and meditation techniques to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
- Perform and teach key yoga poses and movements safely and with a solid understanding of human anatomy.
- Incorporate philosophical and spiritual concepts of yoga into your personal practice and teaching.
- Create yoga sessions tailored to the specific needs of different groups of people.
- Manage and reduce stress through yoga techniques adapted to workplace environments.
- Encourage and inspire confidence, joy, and personal growth in your future students.
- Use yoga as a tool to promote optimal health and inner harmony.
The Advice of
Wellness Courses
Our advice is to cultivate your personal practice and deepen your understanding of yoga principles. Dedicate regular time to your own yoga practice, exploring different styles and approaches. Deepen your knowledge of asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing), meditation, and yoga philosophy. In addition to your personal practice, attend workshops, classes, and yoga retreats to further immerse yourself in the yoga experience and broaden your perspective. During your training, stay open to learning and listening to your teachers and peers. Ask questions, share your experiences, and stay curious. Try different yoga styles, explore various teaching methods, and discover what resonates most with your own style and philosophy as a yoga teacher. Remember that learning yoga is a lifelong journey—keep training, stay informed, and remain inspired throughout your path as a yoga instructor.
Training Program
Module 1: History and Philosophy of Yoga
- Chapter 1: Objectives of This Training
- Chapter 2: What Yoga Truly Is, and What It Means for Each of Us
- Chapter 3: The Relationship Between the Personal Atman and the Universal Brahman
- Chapter 4: Ancient Texts and the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
- List of Sacred Yoga Texts
- 5 Yoga Mantras
- Chapter 5: What Is Samadhi, or Ultimate Union With the Divine
- Chapter 6: The Meaning of Nadis, or Subtle Channels That Carry Energy Through the Body
- Chapter 7: The Seven Main Chakras and Their Impact on Our Lives
- Chapter 8: The Eight Limbs of Ashtanga Yoga
- Chapter 9: The Five Levels of Being and the Energetic Body
Module 2: Types of Yoga
- Chapter 1: Bhakti Yoga
- Chapter 2: Hatha Yoga
- Chapter 3: Iyengar Yoga
- Chapter 4: Jivamukti Yoga
- Chapter 5: Jnana Yoga
- Chapter 6: Karma Yoga
- Chapter 7: Mantra Yoga
- Chapter 8: Raja Yoga
- Chapter 9: Tantra Yoga
- Chapter 10: Vinyasa Yoga
- Chapter 11: Yin Yoga
- Chapter 12: Ashtanga Yoga
Module 3: Meditation and Pranayama
- Chapter 1: Health and Well-Being Benefits of Meditation
- Chapter 2: Different Meditation Techniques and Exercises
- Chapter 3: Using Meditation in a Yoga Session
- Chapter 4: Common Obstacles to Meditation and How to Overcome Them
- Chapter 5: The Importance of Breathing and Pranayama
- Chapter 6: Practical Breathing Exercises
Module 4: Anatomy and Physiology
- Chapter 1: Tips for Strengthening and Stretching the Body
- Chapter 2: Key Definitions for Better Understanding Anatomy
- Chapter 3: In-Depth Study of Human Body Movements
- Chapter 4: Description of Main Body Parts: Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems, Spine, Rib Cage, Hips, Abdominals, etc.
- Chapter 5: Advanced Anatomy and Physiology
- Chapter 6: Body Movements and Mechanisms
- Chapter 7: Nervous System and Yoga
Module 5: Asanas – Exploring the Main Physical Postures
- Chapter 1: The Four Sections of a Typical Yoga Class: Warm-Up and Sun Salutations, Standing Poses, Seated Poses, Closing Sequence
- Chapter 2: Two Versions of the Sun Salutation
- Chapter 3: Detailed Exploration of 40 Main Asanas or Physical Postures
- Chapter 4: Seven Themed Mini-Sequences
Module 6: How to Adjust a Yoga Posture
- Chapter 1: Importance of Adjustments
- Chapter 2: Language to Use During Verbal Adjustments
- Chapter 3: Tips for Performing Physical Adjustments Correctly
- Chapter 4: Value of Demonstrations During a Class
Module 7: Teaching and Planning a Yoga Class
- Chapter 1: What to Say and Do During Savasana, the Final Resting Pose
- Chapter 2: Sequencing Postures According to Student Level
- Chapter 3: Organizing a Class Around Specific Themes
- Chapter 4: Three Examples of 40-Minute Complete Classes
- Chapter 5: Seven Group Exercise Examples
Module 8: Therapeutic Applications and Specializations
- Chapter 1: Therapeutic Yoga
- Chapter 2: Yoga for Children
- Chapter 3: Prenatal Yoga
- Chapter 4: Yoga for Seniors
- Chapter 5: Yoga and Mental Health
- Chapter 6: Yoga and Sports
Module 9: Energetic Anatomy and Nutrition
- Chapter 1: Energetic Anatomy
- Chapter 2: Nutrition and Yoga
Module 10: Advanced Yoga Philosophy
- Chapter 1: Classical Yoga Texts
- Chapter 2: Yoga Ethics
- Chapter 3: Yoga and Society
- Chapter 4: Spirituality and Personal Practice
Module 11: Advanced Teaching Methodology
- Chapter 1: Advanced Class Planning
- Chapter 2: Assessment and Feedback
- Chapter 3: Ongoing Professional Development
Module 12: Becoming a Yoga Teacher in the United States
- Chapter 1: Required Training Hours to Become a Yoga Teacher
- Chapter 2: How to Get Yoga Alliance Certification
- Chapter 3: Starting a Yoga Business in United States
- Chapter 4: Legal and Administrative Aspects
- Chapter 5: Setting Your Prices
- Chapter 6: Places to Teach Yoga
Key Highlights of the Training
- Immediate access to your training
- Unlimited and lifetime access
- Complete and accessible online training
- Modules in PDF and audio formats
- Certificate of course completion
- Assessment for each module
- Study at your own pace from your computer, tablet, or smartphone
How does it work?
Once your registration is complete, you will receive a link allowing you to access your training immediately.
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For Whom and Why?
Training accessible to all, immediately and with unlimited access
This training is for everyone. While it is ideal for your personal life, it can also be adapted to your professional life, allowing you to offer a new type of service in your field.
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