Our PranaYoga Teacher Training is taught
by a knowledgeable team of teachers.
Curriculum by Hansa C-IAYT, LMT, KCYT, yoga instructor since 1988.
Topics that are part of our core courses total 200 hours and are offered in a year’s time; this cycle repeats yearly. Elective courses must add up to 100 hours and are scheduled often. It is recommended that you review our elective course options so you can request any focus of study to be added to the schedule. Class times vary with weekday, weekend, evening, single session, weekly sessions, etc; click through to see specifics. You can complete the certification at your own pace within a 3-year period. It’s encouraged that you teach yoga classes throughout your training schedule and you’ll be able to deepen your teaching skills along the way!
Link through each course to learn more about each topic. Below, there are two types for the 300 Hour + PYTT, core courses are required and offered in a rotating schedule then elective courses are those that you choose. Be sure to scroll down for all options. If you are not doing the full 300 Hour + PYTT, then individual registration is allowed through the links on the topics below.
Core Courses – 200 hours
November 2-3, November 23-24, 2024 & January 4-5, 2025 Deepening Practices: Maturing the Foundations
Previously offered Living the Bhagavad Gītā and Introduction to the Māhābhārata, part of the Wisdom Series
Previously offered Jyotiśa: Introduction to Light
Previously offered Āyurveda for Yoga Teachers: Philosophy and Foundations
Previously offered Anatomy of Āsana Introduction: Western Musculoskeletal Focus
Previously offered Art of Body Reading and Assisting
Previously offered Yoga Sūtra: Guidelines for Living Yoga off the Mat
Previously offered Yoga with Props
Previously offered Saṁskṛt for Yogāsana
Previously offered Prāṇāyāma and Breathing Practices: The Core of Yoga
Previously offered Art of Developing Class Content and Yogāsana Sequencing
Previously offered Language through the Kośa
Previously offered Yoga Sūtra: The Psychology of Yoga
Previously offered Meditation in Yoga Classes