2020 Teacher Training – Old

Hello and thank you for your interest in our 200+ Hour Teacher Training!

Because of the difficulty we face meeting in groups during this time we have redesigned our fall program and changed the date to be able to complete the training primarily online.

Our 200+ Yoga Alliance-accredited hybrid training
is a rich study of yoga philosophy and practice.

We will use Zoom, pre-made recordings, and our time in-person (at the end of the training) to share the same rich teachings we would offer you in our regular, in-person training.

Twelve weeks provides time to unpack
both the foundations and more subtle aspects of the practice.
We will explore safe alignment and anatomy as applied to asana,
historical foundations, psychological aspects of the practice,
finding and developing voice,
and how to hold safe space for yourself and others.

With contributions from a diversity of well-seasoned teachers,
we offer many methods and perspectives
on how to deepen your understanding of Self
and develop as a teacher.

We begin the 12-weekend journey online on August 1, 2020 and will meet virtually on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays through the end of September.

Schedule August 1 – September 30: 

Tuesdays & Thursdays:

Live, online lessons will be offered from 12-2pm (The recordings of the weekday sessions can be watched after they take place if this window doesn’t work with your schedule.)

Saturdays & Sundays:

Live, online lessons will take place from 9am – 12:30pm & 3:30pm-5:30pm 

In October we will have an intensive– four full days together to dive deeper into sequencing and practice teaching. 

Schedule for October 9th-12th

Friday through Monday:

8am-12:30pm & 1:30-8pm

Price: $1500 / Save $300 with Early Bird Registration until July 22nd. Regular Tuition: $1800.

Three and six month payment plans are available.

 

For more information, or to get on our early interest list, please email Luca@yogasoup.com.

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There is a vastness to Being that most of us have not been incentivized to explore.
We instead have been trained to acquire things in order to feel alive.

Every day we’re reminded of the transitory nature of things and the suffering that comes from attaching our identity to items and ideas about ourselves that come and go.

A yoga practice’s primary function is to liberate us from false ideas casting illusionary shadows we live in constant fear of.

Let’s explore.

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Our training is Yoga Alliance certified.

We’ll offer:

*the fundamentals of leading an in-depth and balanced yoga practice.

*how to instruct and offer basic hands-on and hands-off adjustments.

*subtle nuances of sequencing movements, music, talking points and poses.

*input from a traditional and eclectic variety of veteran teachers offering their insight, wisdom and experience.

*the difference between a self-centered class and a class centered on Self.

*basic anatomy: How the body functions best, what roadblocks it confronts
and a variety of tools to meet these roadblocks.

*Introduction to Yoga philosophy and psychology in it’s “original” form
and via it’s many interpretations over the millennia.

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If you want to spend 12 weeks exploring the yogic life
of inquiry and movement, health and true fitness, please join us.

Click HERE to add your name to our interest list
and receive details, notifications and updates. 

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OUR TEACHING TEAM:

For more about our teaching team, click on the links below.

Eddie Ellner: Yoga Soup 

Cynthia Abulafia: Asana, Alignment, Yamas and Niyamas, Subtle Body

Dr. Kendall Hassemer: Anatomy & Asana

Luca Cupery: Support, Practicum, Coordination 

Seth Powell, founder of yogicstudies.com: The History of Yoga, The Yoga Sutras, The Bhagavad Gita

Suzanne Marlow: Interpersonal Meditation, Insight Yoga

Denise Zaverdas: Teaching Beginners, Prop use

Heather Tiddens: Yin Yoga

Emily Benaron: Restorative Yoga, Meditation & Proprioception

Terra Gold: Bhakti Yoga

Kaita Mrazek: The Business of Yoga