About the program
The content covers the same curriculum as the 200-hour foundation program (yoga philosophy and its eight limbs, asana, pranayama, chakras, meditation, functional anatomy, teaching methodology, nutrition, IRT/QRT/DRT relaxation techniques, Surya Namaskara, Kriyas). The institute offers two options for this program: 10 days online + a 12-day camp, or 22 days fully online (weekend or weekday evenings). Certification requirements are the same as for the other 200-hour programs (no absences, an average of 70 points, written 60% / oral-participation-discipline 40%, assignments submitted within one year).
Program Aim and Objectives
- To be able to implement the basic philosophy and discipline of yoga for a healthy life. To contribute to the consciousness of being human in physical, mental, emotional and spiritual integrity.
- To teach yoga's basic philosophy, bodily postures, breathing studies, sense – focus – concentration – meditation and relaxation methods to those who want to adapt yoga to life or to become a trainer.
Program content
- What is Yoga and what does it involve?
- Fundamentals and sources of Yoga
- Yoga schools and branches
- The theory of yoga practice: stationary postures, breathing exercises and cleaning exercises
- Yoga as a way of life
- Yoga's relationship with the sciences
- Yoga and health
- Yoga 8 steps: Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana, Samadhi
- Yama: Social discipline rules
- Niyama: Individual discipline rules
- Asana: Fixed postures
- Prana: Life force
- Prana resources and effects of prana
- What is Pranayama and how to proceed?
- Pancha Kosha – Tri Sharira
- What are chakras and what effects do they have?
- Components and structure of mind
- Self-awareness
- Spine health and its connection with life
- The importance of correct movement and posture
- Breathing exercises
- Breath anatomy
- Relaxation methods
- IRT – Instant Relaxation Technique
- QRT – Fast Relaxation Technique
- DRT – Deep Relaxation Technique
- Surya Namaskara – Sun salute series
- Kriyas – Body cleaning work
- Yoga and Nutrition
- Focus, concentration and meditation
- Types of Meditation
- Training process and considerations
- Teaching methods
- Basic and Functional Anatomy
Certification requirements
- Attending all classes with no absences
- An average of at least 70 out of 100 — written exam 60%, oral exam / participation / discipline / attitude 40%
- Submitting written and practical assignments within one year of the program's end
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