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KCFITNESSLINK
Balance Yoga Certification: 200 Hour Yoga
Teacher Training Program
A modern approach to yoga training
Our Approach
Balance Yoga is a non-dogmatic yoga that emphasizes balance,
modern day fitness, personalization and holistic health. The Balance
Yoga Certification course meets the requirements for the Yoga
Alliance's 200-hour registered yoga teacher and prepares teachers
with a combination of theoretical and practical training. Upon
completion, students will be prepared to teach a classical Hatha,
Vinyasa or Power Yoga class.
We offer the training in three formats:
Upcoming Dates:
Dates: M-F, 8:00-5:00 p.m.
Why Balance Yoga Certification?
About the course
The yoga course covers and includes:
Balance Yoga is a non-dogmatic yoga that emphasizes balance,
modern day fitness, personalization and holistic health. The Balance
Yoga Certification course meets the requirements for the Yoga
Alliance's 200-hour registered yoga teacher and prepares teachers
with a combination of theoretical and practical training. Upon
completion, students will be prepared to teach a classical Hatha,
Vinyasa or Power Yoga class.
We offer the training in three formats:
- Distance learning
- Week-long residential intensives
- Two week residential retreats
Upcoming Dates:
Dates: M-F, 8:00-5:00 p.m.
- Feb. 1-12, 2010
- April 12-23, 2010
- June 14-25, 2010
- September 6-17, 2010 (by donation session)
Why Balance Yoga Certification?
- Flexible payments and military grants
- No previous teaching experience required
- Non-dogmatic, flexible approach
- Access to a variety of styles of yoga (classical Hatha,
Ashtanga, Bikram, Kundalini, restorative, power, Vinyasa flow,
Thai Yoga) - Strong emphasis on teaching, alignment and safety
- Opportunities for advanced training (500-hour advanced yoga
training and 1000-hour yoga therapist program)
About the course
The yoga course covers and includes:
- Principles of total wellness and fitness
- Yoga history and philosophy
- Yoga asana, breathing and meditation techniques
- Anatomy and physiology
- Teaching methodology, alignment and sequencing
- Professional considerations, safety, liability and continuing
education - Holistic health and nutrition
- Yoga teaching written and practical exam
Yoga Teacher Training Program and Yoga Certification
Overview
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