Yoga Teacher Training

Yoga Teacher Training

This is a wonderful window if you want to take 200 hour teacher training or have reference material if you've already taken it.

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Yoga Teacher Training
  • Finger counting for Breath

    The yogis have a great way to count breath on one hand using the thumb. Try it here for your own practice.

  • Bastrika breath

    A great way to relax your system and often done in traditional Hatha yoga practice.

  • Puppy panting breath

    Puppy panting breath is a great way to exercise your diaphragm and access it easily.

  • What is Mantra?

    Find out the six aspects of Mantra

  • Nadi shodhana -part 1

    Nadi shodhana is alternate nostril breathing. If you can do this easy breathing variation once for 3-5 mins for 3 months, you will improve your health exponentially. We will add breath holds and variations in the next part. This first variation is natural breathing, not deep breathing.

  • Biotensegrity & Myofascial rolling

    Experience Biotensegrity in movement, it is how our fascia behaves based on the tensegrity model.

  • Traditional Hatha Class

    Traditional Hatha is a slower paced practice that encourages mindfulness and quietness within. Similar to moving meditation with many pauses for stillness. Feel free to stay in a shape as long as you wish. A meditation practice after this movement can be a full spectrum experience of Yoga. See my...

  • Boundary Meditation

    Inspired by Integrated Body Psychotherapy (IBP) feel this boundary visualization to feel the full expansion of your Self.

  • Storytime (Parvati)

    This is a small introduction to Parvati and her teachings. Vedic stories teach us how to act with Truth, Integrity and Love in challenging situations.

  • Yoga Teacher Talk

    Common questions asked during yoga training, how does a new teacher present confidence and humility? Yoga is the ability to hold the paradox

  • Kapalabhati Breath

    Exhales draw in the belly inward. A technique to develop internal fire and cleansing.

  • Short Vinyasa Flow - No Planks!

    Just a flowing standing vinyasa practice, no savasana. Lots of details to help you refine these forms.

  • Presence Pause

    Presence requires you to become embodied. Using breath, learn to connect with your experience.

  • Durga Practice (58 Minutes)

    Durga represents justice. A graceful warrior. Story with movement is a great way to learn and remember. Bastrika breath, no standing poses but with warriors on your knees.

  • Wall Yin

    Students always comment when we use the wall in Yin. the wall as a prop has some effect beyond other props. See for yourself.

  • Vinyasa Receptivity (35 minutes)

    Embracing yoga philosophy with a vinyasa practice. Deep bows to the inner Self. Help your mind settle using your breath.

  • Nadi Shodhana Progressions

    After practicing natural alternate nostril breathing, add a hold in between nostrils. In the yogic tradition, typically female bodies begin breath on the left side and male bodies begin with the right side. Feel free to play with this especially if you feel identified differently from your physic...

  • Pranayama teaser

    Pranayama is how we use life energy to bring balance into the body and mind.

  • Traditional hatha with 4 chair balance

    Sometimes you need a little help to start your asana practice. This class gets you there with fun sequencing

  • Storytime with Durga-Maa

    Enter into the sacred story that mirrors your own challenges.
    Artwork by Diego Pacheo

  • Arkaya Tantra yoga

    You will be left feeling calm, peaceful and ready for the day or night. This is how yoga was meant to be done. Decolonize your yoga by returning to the roots.

  • What is a Jathi?

    A conscious, rhythmic movement done at your own pace will have you wondering why this practice did not translate from East to West. Even hugs are a jathi!

  • Types of Arkaya Pranayama

    Enjoy how these breathing practices make you feel!

  • A Restorative class for Adrenal health

    Adrenal health is necessary for some and a joyful practice for others. Learn something new in your yoga.