200HR Yoga Teacher Training
Our 200HR Yoga Teacher Training program is Yoga Alliance registered and provides a solid foundation for you to become a confident and well-rounded yoga teacher. The program is aimed at anyone aspiring to share their passion for yoga with others or to deepen their own knowledge. During 2024 offered in Calgary, AB.
BE FREE 40HR Aerial Training
Learn how the techniques, functional anatomy, and class planning for this unique practice. YACEP registered.
Private Yoga
One-time or regularly scheduled yoga for private groups or for one-on-one personalized classes.
Our Next 200HR Yoga Teacher Training Begins - Calgary, AB
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Foundation, Function, and Tradition. Become a Confident Yoga Teacher.
Learn evidence-based teaching techniques for a variety of yoga styles and student needs. You will receive a broad and comprehensive training, including, a functional dive into various Asanas, Vinyasa Yoga, Yoga for Limited Mobility, Yoga for Kids, Yin Yoga, Meditation, Teaching Techniques, Pranayama and Directed Breathwork, Yoga Philosophy, Anatomy, Trauma Informed Yoga, Yoga & Voice, and more.
200HR YTT In-Studio
Our current Yoga Teacher Trainings are in-studio learning. Come join us in our next training in Calgary, AB January 18, 2025!
40HR Aerial In-Studio
Our next BE FREE 40HR Aerial Training begins June 2025. Space is very limited. Secure your spot today!
Payment Plans/RESP and RSP Funds
We are the only Calgary Yoga Teacher Training certified with the federal government as an education institute (Registered number: 7009/12757). This allows applicable trainings to be eligible for the use of RESP and RSP funds. Need a payment plan? We can help make the financial side of your education easier to manage. Inquire for more details.
Teach With Confidence
Our 200HR Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) is accepted worldwide. It provides provides a solid foundation in the skill and knowledge required to teach yoga. We will teach you more than alignment of asanas, you will learn how to critically think about movement, breath, meditation, and the traditional philosophy of the practice.