1 year, 200 hrs Yoga Teacher Training Course in the Netherlands
A Yogi is someone who is in control of body and mind. By living a balanced life, making conscious choices and applying the age-old techniques of Yoga, no outside influence can upset a Yogi.
Especially in these times, these are the qualities we need to stand our ground. To be ourselves, to be healthy, happy or even successful.
This training will show you what it takes to develop this in yourself. As an RYT 200 TTC, it teaches you the complete basics of Yoga and you can even start teaching afterwards if you want to. The strength of the programme is that you yourself are central and that you can immediately apply everything you learn to yourself and your daily life.
Don’t just learn about Yoga, become a Yogi!
In collaboration with ANNA Yoga Centrum
‘How to become a Yogi’ is a course offered in collaboration with ANNA Yoga. The centre was founded in 1988 and has a beautiful teaching location in the heart of Arnhem. For many, ANNA Yoga centre is synonymous with an island of tranquillity in the hectic city and everyday life. Yoga is transmitted in an authentic way, firmly anchored in the classical approach of integral yoga, always from one’s own experiences and yet always as if it were new.
For Whom?
The course is a 200 hours Indian Classical Yoga Teacher Training Course. As such, it offers you the complete basic package to start working as a Yoga Instructor. Yet this education focusses on the training of the personal development of the student. The Yoga Teacher Training Course is therefore suitable for anyone who wants to teach, learn more about the traditional principles of Yoga or develop themselves in a holistic way.
In the course you will learn about the traditional teachings of yoga, which contain many concepts that are not covered in other yoga training programmes in the West. This makes it an enrichment for experienced yoga practitioners and teachers. Furthermore, the training offers an excellent basis for beginners in Yoga. It is not necessary to have previous experience with Yoga. The exercises are adapted to everyone’s personal level.
The Yoga Institute
The Indian Classic Yoga Teacher Training Course is taught according to the values of ‘The Yoga Institute’ in Mumbai, the oldest organised yoga centre in the world. The Yoga Institute has been teaching students from all over the world for over 100 years. The Yoga family is represented by the present Guru Hansaji Yogendra. The knowledge and wisdom comes from an age-old traditional transmission from teacher to student. The Yoga Institute is the first centre dedicated to making the Yoga teachings public for householders.
Content of the Yoga Teacher Training Course in The Netherlands
The teaching programme is a balance between practice and theory. In practice you will learn all the important Hatha Yoga Asanas and techniques in which you flow from posture to posture. Other exercises consist of Kriya, Pranayama and meditation exercises.
The theory focuses on delving into the foundation of the traditional Indian Yoga teachings. Topics include historical developments of Yoga, the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali and concepts from Samkhya philosophy and Ayurveda. You will also learn about the effects of yoga on the human body and nutrition.
Learning theory and practising asanas is meaningless if you don’t adapt your lifestyle to it. After each class day, you will have time to apply what you have learned to your own life.
Syllabus
Theoretical introduction to:
- Yoga and Yogic Practice
- Hatha Yoga (with Hatha Yoga Pradipika)
- Patanjali Yoga Sutra’s
- Bhavas – application of mental attitudes
- Human systems, Yoga and Health
- Yoga for Wellness – Prevention and promotion of positive health
- Yoga and Stressmanagement
Asana:
- Knowledge of selected postures
- Demonstration ability to perform these postures
- Distinction between meditative and cultural, dynamic and static version
- Techniques pioneered by The Yoga Institute
Practical skills:
- Exercises to free your muscles
- Kriya
- Surya Namaskar (Sun salutation)
- Pranayama
- Practice leading to meditation
- Communication and teaching practice
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