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Part One: Personal Practice Immersion
The first 100 hours explore every aspect of yoga in a safe and supportive environment. Each student will experience new depths of understanding and rise to embody the teachings in a profound way. The life affirming teachings of Freedom Yoga seek to empower those who wish to align more fully with their heart’s desire. This path invites us to discover and become who we truly are and gain detailed understanding of safe alignment. Curriculum: Tantric Yoga Philosophy and Vision with a focus on sacred texts, Yoga History, Yoga Methodology, Asana, Pranayama, Meditation, Chanting, Mantra, Anatomy, Alignment and refined movement as it relates to yoga Asana. Part One Dates: February 6-8th, 2015 March 6-8th, 2015 April 3-5th, 2015 April 24-6th, 2015 May 15-17th, 2015 June 5-7th, 2015 Part Two: The Art of Teaching
In the second 100 hours we use the practices, theoretical and practical knowledge to develop the skills necessary to be great yoga teachers, including lots of hands on practice! Skilled, highly trained, experienced teachers provide individualized attention and instruction in a small group setting. Join Sandy Adler and Michele Bulgatz for this transformational training! Part 2 Dates: September 26-28th, 2014 October 10th-12th, 2014 November 14th-16th, 2014 Dec 12th-14th, 2014 Jan 16th-18th, 2015 Tuition: Part One, Personal Practices, 100 hours, $1,550 Part Two, The Art of Teaching, 100 hours, $1,400 payment plans available |
STUDENT SPOTLIGHTBrian Connors on Freedom Yoga Teacher Training
If you looking to buy a Registered Yoga Certification, Freedom Yoga is not the place. If you are a serious student ready to work, study and develop your skills as a Yoga teacher, this is the place. Sandy and Michele, two Shakti filled, experienced quintessential Yoga teachers will skillfully guide you along then path to becoming a qualified Yoga teacher. When you complete their 200 hour training, you will feel the sense of accomplishment that comes from hard work and dedication and be ready to stand in front of a group and share the practice of Yoga. |
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