Yoga Teacher Training like you’ve never seen it before!

We offer a uniquely flexible approach to yoga teacher training. Instead of a single 200-hour program with a hefty upfront cost and demanding schedule, our course is divided into 11 smaller, bite-sized classes. You can sign up for these classes individually or take a few concurrently, allowing you to progress at your own pace without being locked into a rigid commitment. This format is ideal for both aspiring teachers and those simply looking to deepen their practice. Throughout the program, you'll learn about postures, sequencing, and yoga fundamentals while also focusing on personal growth and self-discovery. Our innovative structure makes yoga teacher training more accessible and adaptable than ever before, accommodating diverse lifestyles and learning preferences.

Location: We are about five minutes outside of Denver, in Aurora, near the intersection of Hampden and Chambers:

15200 E Girard Avenue, Suite 2700, Aurora, CO 80017

The Experience

Our innovative format offers key advantages over traditional yoga teacher training programs:

Attend on your schedule: By dividing the curriculum up into focused classes, this approach is ideal for busy professionals and parents who can easily fit sessions into their schedules without committing to an intensive, months-long program.

Payment Structure: The pay-as-you-go structure eliminates the need for a large upfront investment, making the training more financially accessible. Students can budget for each class individually and spread the cost over time.

Content Retainability: This format also allows for deeper exploration of each topic, as learners can fully immerse themselves in one subject before progressing. The result is a more manageable, less stressful learning experience that adapts to the student's lifestyle and pace, leading to better understanding and retention of the material.

After completing the training, you will be awarded a 200-Hour YTT Yogi Colorado Certification, making you eligible to teach at yoga studios around the world.

Pricing

Our pricing is simple and is priced per credit hour at $100.

Each class includes 11 weeks of classes. Each 3 credit hour class runs for 1.5 hours each week, while each 2 credit hour class runs 1 hour each week.

To successfully complete the program, you must successfully pass each course and also log 40 hours in a personal practice log.

How to Sign Up

The first step is to apply! Simply fill out the application below and we will review your application and get back to you within 72 business hours about the status of your application.

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The Classes

Our yoga teacher training program is structured around eleven distinct classes of 11 weeks each. Every class is focused on a specific aspect of yoga education. This approach allows students to explore each topic in depth, rather than skimming the surface of many subjects at once. Instead of a single comprehensive final exam, knowledge is assessed throughout each course, ensuring a thorough understanding of each subject before moving on.

Here are the classes we will be offering:

Asana 1, 2, 3, and 4 (3 credit hours each): These classes provide a progressive study of yoga postures, likely covering alignment, modifications, and sequencing across different styles and levels of practice. (Must be taken in order or concurrently)

History and Philosophy (3 credit hours): This course delves into the rich historical and philosophical foundations of yoga, exploring its origins, key texts, and evolving traditions.

Ethics and More (3 credit hours): Students examine the ethical principles of yoga practice and teaching, as well as other related topics that guide professional conduct.

Meditation, Pranayama, and Chant (2 credit hours): This class focuses on the mental and spiritual aspects of yoga, teaching various meditation techniques, breathing exercises, and traditional chanting practices.

Teaching Methodologies 1 and 2 (3 credit hours each): These courses cover the practical skills needed to effectively teach yoga, including class design, instruction techniques, and student interaction. Prerequisites: Asana 1 and 2 (Must be taken in order or concurrently)

Anatomy/Physiology and Biomechanics (2 credit hours): This class explores the human body in relation to yoga practice, covering musculoskeletal structure, function, and movement principles. Prerequisites: Asana 1 and 2

Expanding Your Teaching (3 credit hours): The final course likely covers advanced teaching concepts, specialization opportunities, and ways to grow as a yoga professional. Prerequisites: Asana 1 and 2; Asana 3 and 4 or concurrently

This modular approach allows students to focus intensively on each area of study, building a comprehensive understanding of yoga teaching one topic at a time.