DATES:

Start: Tuesday 10th of September 2018
Completion: 23rd of September 2018

Each day will begin at 6:00am and finish at 10pm. This format of fourteen full days of classes allows students to accelerate their learning, giving them an opportunity to take a break from the demands of everyday life and commit themselves to the experience of immersing themselves in a blissful Yoga teacher training. The course aims to facilitate transformations in each students personal Yoga practice, integrate that personal journey with the skills that allow them to share Yoga as a highly qualified teacher.

The venue for Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training in beautiful Ubud, Bali.

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Hatha Yoga. 

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Hatha Yoga.The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training course will include the following areas of study:

1. Yoga history, philosophy, ethics and lifestyle
Including:
Overview of the history and development of Yoga throughout the ages
Study of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras – the ancient teachings considered to be the “Heart of Yoga”
The application of these ancient teachings for modern living
Introduction to other classical teachings of Yoga

2. Yoga anatomy, physiology and subtle energy systems
Including:
Applied western anatomy and physiology
Subtle yogic physiology and energy systems of prana, nadis, kundalini, chakras

3. Yoga techniques and integrated yoga practice
Including classical and modern techniques of:
Asana (yoga postures)
Pranayama (breathing techniques)
Meditation
Principles of yoga practice
Attendance at general yoga classes
Development of a guided personal yoga practice
Professional mentoring

4. Teaching methodologies and integrated teaching practice
Including:
Yoga practice planning and development
Teaching group classes
Teaching private classes
Assisting teaching and supervised teaching practicum
Communication skills for yoga teachers

This course is particularly well suited to those who are interested in exploring Yoga as a healing and therapeutic practice rather than exercise. The course will particularly teach trainees how to use Yogic breath-work, postures, meditation to heal themselves and others. It is led by Marcus Julian Felicetti who is one of the most skillful Certified Senior Yoga teachers internationally.

Single Villa – $3900 USD
Twin Share Villa – $3350 USD
Triple Share Villa – $2950 USD

COST INCLUDES:
All food – 3 fresh vegan meals provided daily
All accommodation
All yoga tuition
Teacher training manual

NOT INCLUDED:
Textbooks

Daily structure of the course:

First morning session: Intensive Yoga practice 6.00am – 9.00am

Breakfast

Second session: Anatomy and learning to teach the Yoga the individual postures 10.00am – 1.00pm

Lunch

Third session: Exploration and Yoga teaching games 2.00pm – 6.00pm

Dinner Break

Fourth session: Yoga teaching methodology 7.00pm – 10.00pm

Curriculum – Day by day breakdown:

Each day has a different topic/theme/focus:

Day 1
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Opening Ceremony
– Philosophy of Yoga and healing
– Anatomy and Physiology: Superficial Back Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Forward Bends

Day 2
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: Superficial Front Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Back bends

Day 3
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: Lateral Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Side Stretches

Day 4
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Spiral Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Twists

Day 5
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Students teach their first 5 minute Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback
– Students learn the History of Yoga
– Students learn about the Subtle/Energetic Body – Prana, Nadis, Koshas, Vayus, etc.

Day 6
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Arm Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Chest, neck, shoulders, arms, and neck openers

Day 7
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Functional Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Arm Balancing postures, Handstands, and Standing Balancing postures

Day 8
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Deep Frontal Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Groin and inner thigh opening stretches

Day 9
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning about: Sequencing

Day 10
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Students teach their first 20 minute Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Day 11
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning to Teach: Inversions

Day 12
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning to Teach: Sun Salutations A and B
– Learning to Teach: Pranayam (Yogic Breathing Techniques)

Day 13
– Students teach their first 1 hour Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Day 14
– Students teach their second 1 hour Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Graduation certificates awarded and Closing ceremony

THESE BOOKS ARE REQUIRED READING FOR THE TEACHER TRAINING

Light on Yoga – BKS Iyengar

Yoga Mala: The Original Teachings of Ashtanga Yoga Master Sri K. Pattabhi Jois

Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha – Swami Satyananda Saraswati

Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual and Movement Therapists – Thomas W. Myers

Yoga Adjustments : Philosophy, Principles, and Techniques – Mark Stephens

DATES:

Start: Saturday 24th of September 2018
Completion: 28th of September 2018

Each day will begin at 11am and finish at 9pm. This format of five full days of classes allows students to accelerate their learning, giving them an opportunity to take a break from the demands of everyday life and commit themselves to the experience of immersing themselves in a blissful Yin Yoga teacher training. The course aims to facilitate transformations in each students personal Yoga practice, integrate that personal journey with the skills that allow them to share Yoga as a highly qualified teacher.

The venue for Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training in Bali is a beautiful Yoga space nestled amongst the rice fields in Ubud.

This Yin Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Taoist Yoga. 

The 50-Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Course Curriculum will include the following:

1. Anatomy and Physiology specific to Yin Yoga

2. Modifications and Safety in Yin Yoga, including the use of props

3. Anatomy of the Subtle Body (meridians)

4. Awareness practice in Yin Yoga (methods of meditation)

5. Sequencing in Yin Yoga (including sequences that are based on the seasons)

6. Organs and Meridian Health (using yin yoga to affect specific organs)

7. Yin and Yang Theory (basic Taoist theory and the principles of yin and yang – how they are applied to yoga)

9. Pranayama (breathing techniques) for healing and relaxation

*Whilst this training is designed to qualified Yoga Teachers wishing to teach Yin Yoga classes, this training is also open to dedicated practitioners of yoga, with the intention to use the knowledge to deepen one’s own understanding and practice.

Early Bird Price (before 30th May 2018) $1,000 USD

Full Price $1,100 USD

The location of the course is in an area where there is plenty of easily affordable and easily accessible accommodation. The cost of the course includes the full Yin Yoga Teacher Training tuition. Accommodation and food is arranged by students themselves individually.

DAY 1

11 – 12 Opening Ceremony – Introducing ourselves and getting to know each other

12 – 2pm Introduction to Yin Yoga – Essential concepts and how it works on a physical level of the myofascia

2pm – 2.30pm 30 minute break

2.30 – 4pm Yin Yoga Practice led by the Teacher Marcus Julian Felicetti

4pm – 5.30pm – How healing happens at a deep energetic level – clearing mental emotional blocks – and how as a Yin Yoga Teacher you guide people through Awareness practice

5.30pm – 6pm  30 minute break

6pm – 9pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

9pm – end of the day

DAY 2

11am – 2pm Learning the locations of the lower body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

2pm – 2.30pm 30 minute break

2.30 – 4pm Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures help heal certain conditions and diseases and relate to the seasons

4pm – 5.30pm – Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

5.30pm – 6pm  30 minute break

6pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – 9pm Essential concepts for how to sequence Yin Yoga classes

9pm – end of the day

DAY 3

11 – 12 Individual students teach their first 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

12 – 1pm Individual students teach their first 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

2pm – 2.30pm 30 minute break

2.30 – 4pm Individual students teach their first 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

4pm – 5.30pm – Individual students teach their first 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

5.30pm – 6pm  30 minute break

6pm – 9pm Individual students teach their first 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

9pm – end of the day

DAY 4

11 – 2pm Learning the locations of the upper body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

2pm – 2.30pm 30 minute break

2.30 – 5.30pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

5.30pm – 6pm  30 minute break

6pm – 9pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

9pm – end of the day

DAY 5

11 – 12 Individual students teach their second 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

12 – 1pm Individual students teach their second 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

2pm – 2.30pm 30 minute break

2.30 – 4pm Individual students teach their second 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

4pm – 5.30pm – Individual students teach their second 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

5.30pm – 6pm  30 minute break

6pm – 8pm Individual students teach their second 30 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

8pm – 9pm – Closing Ceremony and awarding students their graduation Yin Yoga Certifications – end of the course

The Complete guide to Yin Yoga: The Philosophy and Practice of Yin Yoga – Bernie Clark

Dates:

5 Consecutive Days –

Tuesday 27th December, Wednesday 28th, Thursday 29th, Friday 30th, Saturday 31st 2018

This Yin Yoga Teacher Training is suitable for both Yoga Teachers and students. In this 50-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training we will explore the practice deeply. It is designed for people like you who would like to have the tools to take their personal practice to the next level. These techniques will empower you with wisdom and peace to balance your body and your life. You will come away with a clear understanding of anatomy pertaining to the Yin Yoga practice. You will also learn how to creatively sequence Yin Yoga classes for all levels of students.
This training is designed to deepen your own personal practice of yoga and meditation by giving you the foundation to incorporate them into your daily yoga practice. The most effective yoga teaching comes from your own personal immersion and deepened personal experience of these simple and powerful self healing tools.

Where:

Prashanti Ubud, Bali

Address:

Jalan Subak, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia.
www.prashanti-ubud.com

The 50-Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Course Curriculum will include the following:

1. Anatomy and Physiology specific to Yin Yoga

2. Modifications and Adjustments in Yin Yoga, including the use of props

3. Anatomy of the Subtle Body (meridians)

4. Awareness practice in Yin Yoga (methods of meditation)

5. Sequencing in Yin Yoga (including sequences that are based on the seasons)

6. Organs and Meridian Health (using yin yoga to affect specific organs)

7. Yin and Yang Theory (basic Taoist theory and the principles of yin and yang – how they are applied to yoga)

9. Pranayama (breathing techniques) for healing and relaxation

*Whilst this training is designed to qualified Yoga Teachers wishing to teach Yin Yoga classes, this training is also open to dedicated practitioners of yoga, with the intention to use the knowledge to deepen one’s own understanding and practice.

With Food and Single room Accommodation Included Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,800 USD

With Food and Single room Accommodation Included Full Price (after 30th April) $1,900 USD

With Food and Shared double room Accommodation Included Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,400 USD

With Food and Shared double room Accommodation Included Full Price (after 30th April) $1,500 USD

Without Food and Accommodation Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,000 USD

Without Food and Accommodation Full Price $1,100 (after 30th April) USD

The location of the course is in an area where there is plenty of easily affordable and easily accessible accommodation. The cost of the course includes the full Yin Yoga Teacher Training tuition. Accommodation and food can be arranged by students themselves individually.

27 December – 31 December 2018

Wednesday 27th start 9am – 12pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 1pm-5pm
Dinner break
Evening class 6pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Thursday 28th start 7am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Friday 29th start 7am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Saturday 30th start 6.30am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Sunday 31st start 6.30am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

DAY 1

9 – 10 Opening Ceremony – Introducing ourselves and getting to know each other

10 – 12pm Introduction to Yin Yoga – Essential concepts and how it works on a physical level of the myofascia

12pm – 1pm 1 hour Lunch break

1pm – 3pm Yin Yoga Practice led by the Teacher Marcus Julian Felicetti

3pm – 5pm – How healing happens at a deep energetic level – clearing mental emotional blocks – and how as a Yin Yoga Teacher you guide people through Awareness practice

5pm – 6pm 1 hour dinner break

6pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – end of the day

DAY 2

7am – 8am Optional 1 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9am – 1pm Learning the locations of the lower body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

1pm – 2pm 1 hour Lunch break

2pm – 4pm Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures help heal certain conditions and diseases and relate to the seasons

4pm – 6pm – Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – end of the day

DAY 3

7am – 8am Optional 1 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9 – 1pm Pranayama for Yin Yoga

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Revising Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures relate to the seasons and help heal certain conditions and diseases

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Teaching savasana and the guided relaxation – learning and practicing the savasana massage that a teacher can give to individual students at the end of a Yin Yoga class

DAY 4

6.30am – 8am Optional 1.5 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9 – 11am Learning the locations of the upper body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

11am – 12pm – Essential concepts for how to sequence Yin Yoga classes

12pm – 1pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

9pm – end of the day

DAY 5

6.30am – 8am Optional 1.5 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9am – 1pm Individual students teach their second 20 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Individual students teach their second 20 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

6pm – 7pm – Closing Ceremony and awarding students their graduation Yin Yoga Certifications – end of the course

The Complete guide to Yin Yoga: The Philosophy and Practice of Yin Yoga – Bernie Clark

Please read Chapter Seven – The Energetic Benefits

DATES:

Start: Monday 17th of January 2020

Completion: 28th of January 2020

Each day will begin with early morning Yoga practice that will strengthen and energise your body. Followed by a delicious refreshing breakfast. After breakfast the rest of the day will be dedicated to learning the art and science of Yoga, and the skills of teaching it. Lunch and dinner is enjoyed individually at your choice at any one of the many healthy cafes or restaurants in town.

This format will accelerate your learning, giving you an opportunity to take a break from the demands of everyday life and commit yourself to the experience of immersing yourself in a blissful Yoga teacher training. The course aims to facilitate transformations in each students personal Yoga practice, integrate that personal journey with the skills that allow them to share Yoga as a highly qualified teacher.

The venue for Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training in Bali is in beautiful Ubud, Bali.

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is a Hatha Flow based Yoga practice that emphasises a combination of good alignment and a dynamic flowing sequence of postures.

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Hatha Yoga.  The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training course will include the following areas of study:

1. Yoga history, philosophy, ethics and lifestyle
Including:
Overview of the history and development of Yoga throughout the ages
Study of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras – the ancient teachings considered to be the “Heart of Yoga”
The application of these ancient teachings for modern living

2. Yoga anatomy, physiology and subtle energy systems
Including:
Applied western anatomy and physiology
Subtle yogic physiology and energy systems of prana, nadir, values, etc.

3. Yoga techniques and integrated yoga practice
Including classical and modern techniques of:
Asana (yoga postures)
Pranayama (breathing techniques)
Meditation (body awareness)
Principles of yoga practice
Attendance at general yoga classes
Development of a guided personal yoga practice
Professional mentoring

4. Teaching methodologies and integrated teaching practice
Including:
Yoga practice planning and development
Teaching group classes
Assisting teaching and supervised teaching practicum
Communication skills for yoga teachers

This course is particularly well suited to those who are interested in exploring Yoga as a healing and therapeutic practice rather than exercise. The course will particularly teach trainees how to use Yogic breath-work, postures, meditation to heal themselves and others. It is led by Marcus Julian Felicetti who is one of the most senior and skillful Certified Senior Yoga teachers in the world.

Single Villa – $3900 USD
Twin Share Villa – $3400 USD

COST INCLUDES:
Breakfast – 1 fresh vegan meal provided daily
All accommodation
All yoga tuition
Teacher training manual

NOT INCLUDED:

Lunch
Dinner
Textbooks

Daily structure of the course:

First morning session: Intensive Yoga practice 6.00am – 9.00am

Breakfast

Second session: Anatomy and learning to teach the Yoga the individual postures 10.00am – 1.00pm

Lunch

Third session: Exploration and Yoga teaching games 2.00pm – 6.00pm

Dinner Break

Fourth session: Yoga teaching methodology 7.00pm – 10.00pm

Curriculum – Day by day breakdown:

Each day has a different topic/theme/focus:

Day 1
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Opening Ceremony
– Philosophy of Yoga and healing
– Anatomy and Physiology: Superficial Back Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Forward Bends

Day 2
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: Superficial Front Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Back bends

Day 3
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: Lateral Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Side Stretches

Day 4
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Spiral Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Twists

Day 5
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Students teach their first 5 minute Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback
– Students learn the History of Yoga
– Students learn about the Subtle/Energetic Body – Prana, Nadis, Koshas, Vayus, etc.

Day 6
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Arm Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Chest, neck, shoulders, arms, and neck openers

Day 7
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Functional Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Arm Balancing postures, Handstands, and Standing Balancing postures

Day 8
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Deep Frontal Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Groin and inner thigh opening stretches

Day 9
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning about: Sequencing

Day 10
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Students teach their first 20 minute Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Day 11
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning to Teach: Inversions

Day 12
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning to Teach: Sun Salutations A and B
– Learning to Teach: Pranayam (Yogic Breathing Techniques)

Day 13
– Students teach their first 1 hour Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Day 14
– Students teach their second 1 hour Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Graduation certificates awarded and Closing ceremony

THESE BOOKS ARE REQUIRED READING FOR THE TEACHER TRAINING

Light on Yoga – BKS Iyengar

Yoga Mala: The Original Teachings of Ashtanga Yoga Master Sri K. Pattabhi Jois

Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual and Movement Therapists – Thomas W. Myers

Dates:

5 Consecutive Days –

Tuesday 27th December, Wednesday 28th, Thursday 29th, Friday 30th, Saturday 31st 2018

This Yin Yoga Teacher Training is suitable for both Yoga Teachers and students. In this 50-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training we will explore the practice deeply. It is designed for people like you who would like to have the tools to take their personal practice to the next level. These techniques will empower you with wisdom and peace to balance your body and your life. You will come away with a clear understanding of anatomy pertaining to the Yin Yoga practice. You will also learn how to creatively sequence Yin Yoga classes for all levels of students.
This training is designed to deepen your own personal practice of yoga and meditation by giving you the foundation to incorporate them into your daily yoga practice. The most effective yoga teaching comes from your own personal immersion and deepened personal experience of these simple and powerful self healing tools.

Where:

Prashanti Ubud, Bali

Address:

Jalan Subak, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia.
www.prashanti-ubud.com

The 50-Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Course Curriculum will include the following:

1. Anatomy and Physiology specific to Yin Yoga

2. Modifications and Adjustments in Yin Yoga, including the use of props

3. Anatomy of the Subtle Body (meridians)

4. Awareness practice in Yin Yoga (methods of meditation)

5. Sequencing in Yin Yoga (including sequences that are based on the seasons)

6. Organs and Meridian Health (using yin yoga to affect specific organs)

7. Yin and Yang Theory (basic Taoist theory and the principles of yin and yang – how they are applied to yoga)

9. Pranayama (breathing techniques) for healing and relaxation

*Whilst this training is designed to qualified Yoga Teachers wishing to teach Yin Yoga classes, this training is also open to dedicated practitioners of yoga, with the intention to use the knowledge to deepen one’s own understanding and practice.

With Food and Single room Accommodation Included Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,800 USD

With Food and Single room Accommodation Included Full Price (after 30th April) $1,900 USD

With Food and Shared double room Accommodation Included Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,400 USD

With Food and Shared double room Accommodation Included Full Price (after 30th April) $1,500 USD

Without Food and Accommodation Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,000 USD

Without Food and Accommodation Full Price $1,100 (after 30th April) USD

The location of the course is in an area where there is plenty of easily affordable and easily accessible accommodation. The cost of the course includes the full Yin Yoga Teacher Training tuition. Accommodation and food can be arranged by students themselves individually.

10 July – 14 July 2019

Wednesday 10th start 9am – 12pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 1pm-5pm
Dinner break
Evening class 6pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Thursday 28th start 7am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Friday 29th start 7am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Saturday 30th start 6.30am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

–

Sunday 31st start 6.30am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

DAY 1

9 – 10 Opening Ceremony – Introducing ourselves and getting to know each other

10 – 12pm Introduction to Yin Yoga – Essential concepts and how it works on a physical level of the myofascia

12pm – 1pm 1 hour Lunch break

1pm – 3pm Yin Yoga Practice led by the Teacher Marcus Julian Felicetti

3pm – 5pm – How healing happens at a deep energetic level – clearing mental emotional blocks – and how as a Yin Yoga Teacher you guide people through Awareness practice

5pm – 6pm 1 hour dinner break

6pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – end of the day

DAY 2

7am – 8am Optional 1 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9am – 1pm Learning the locations of the lower body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

1pm – 2pm 1 hour Lunch break

2pm – 4pm Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures help heal certain conditions and diseases and relate to the seasons

4pm – 6pm – Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – end of the day

DAY 3

7am – 8am Optional 1 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9 – 1pm Pranayama for Yin Yoga

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Revising Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures relate to the seasons and help heal certain conditions and diseases

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Teaching savasana and the guided relaxation – learning and practicing the savasana massage that a teacher can give to individual students at the end of a Yin Yoga class

DAY 4

6.30am – 8am Optional 1.5 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9 – 11am Learning the locations of the upper body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

11am – 12pm – Essential concepts for how to sequence Yin Yoga classes

12pm – 1pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

9pm – end of the day

DAY 5

6.30am – 8am Optional 1.5 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9am – 1pm Individual students teach their second 20 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Individual students teach their second 20 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

6pm – 7pm – Closing Ceremony and awarding students their graduation Yin Yoga Certifications – end of the course

The Complete guide to Yin Yoga: The Philosophy and Practice of Yin Yoga – Bernie Clark

Please read Chapter Seven – The Energetic Benefits

Dates:

5 Consecutive Days –

Tuesday 27th December, Wednesday 28th, Thursday 29th, Friday 30th, Saturday 31st 2018

This Yin Yoga Teacher Training is suitable for both Yoga Teachers and students. In this 50-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training we will explore the practice deeply. It is designed for people like you who would like to have the tools to take their personal practice to the next level. These techniques will empower you with wisdom and peace to balance your body and your life. You will come away with a clear understanding of anatomy pertaining to the Yin Yoga practice. You will also learn how to creatively sequence Yin Yoga classes for all levels of students.
This training is designed to deepen your own personal practice of yoga and meditation by giving you the foundation to incorporate them into your daily yoga practice. The most effective yoga teaching comes from your own personal immersion and deepened personal experience of these simple and powerful self healing tools.

Where:

Prashanti Ubud, Bali

Address:

Jalan Subak, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia.
www.prashanti-ubud.com

The 50-Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Course Curriculum will include the following:

1. Anatomy and Physiology specific to Yin Yoga

2. Modifications and Adjustments in Yin Yoga, including the use of props

3. Anatomy of the Subtle Body (meridians)

4. Awareness practice in Yin Yoga (methods of meditation)

5. Sequencing in Yin Yoga (including sequences that are based on the seasons)

6. Organs and Meridian Health (using yin yoga to affect specific organs)

7. Yin and Yang Theory (basic Taoist theory and the principles of yin and yang – how they are applied to yoga)

9. Pranayama (breathing techniques) for healing and relaxation

*Whilst this training is designed to qualified Yoga Teachers wishing to teach Yin Yoga classes, this training is also open to dedicated practitioners of yoga, with the intention to use the knowledge to deepen one’s own understanding and practice.

With Food and Single room Accommodation Included Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,800 USD

With Food and Single room Accommodation Included Full Price (after 30th April) $1,900 USD

With Food and Shared double room Accommodation Included Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,400 USD

With Food and Shared double room Accommodation Included Full Price (after 30th April) $1,500 USD

Without Food and Accommodation Early Bird Price (before 30th April) $1,000 USD

Without Food and Accommodation Full Price $1,100 (after 30th April) USD

The location of the course is in an area where there is plenty of easily affordable and easily accessible accommodation. The cost of the course includes the full Yin Yoga Teacher Training tuition. Accommodation and food can be arranged by students themselves individually.

19 March – 23 December 2018

Wednesday 19th start 9am – 12pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 1pm-5pm
Dinner break
Evening class 6pm – 8pm
Finish

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Thursday 28th start 7am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

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Friday 29th start 7am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

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Saturday 30th start 6.30am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

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Sunday 31st start 6.30am – 8am
Breakfast
Morning class 9am – 1pm
Lunch break
Afternoon class 2pm – 6pm
Dinner break
Evening class 7pm – 8pm
Finish

DAY 1

9 – 10 Opening Ceremony – Introducing ourselves and getting to know each other

10 – 12pm Introduction to Yin Yoga – Essential concepts and how it works on a physical level of the myofascia

12pm – 1pm 1 hour Lunch break

1pm – 3pm Yin Yoga Practice led by the Teacher Marcus Julian Felicetti

3pm – 5pm – How healing happens at a deep energetic level – clearing mental emotional blocks – and how as a Yin Yoga Teacher you guide people through Awareness practice

5pm – 6pm 1 hour dinner break

6pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – end of the day

DAY 2

7am – 8am Optional 1 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9am – 1pm Learning the locations of the lower body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

1pm – 2pm 1 hour Lunch break

2pm – 4pm Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures help heal certain conditions and diseases and relate to the seasons

4pm – 6pm – Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Breaking down individual lower body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

8pm – end of the day

DAY 3

7am – 8am Optional 1 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9 – 1pm Pranayama for Yin Yoga

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Revising Five Element theory and how specific Yin Yoga postures relate to the seasons and help heal certain conditions and diseases

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Teaching savasana and the guided relaxation – learning and practicing the savasana massage that a teacher can give to individual students at the end of a Yin Yoga class

DAY 4

6.30am – 8am Optional 1.5 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9 – 11am Learning the locations of the upper body meridians and tracing the meridians on each other

11am – 12pm – Essential concepts for how to sequence Yin Yoga classes

12pm – 1pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

6pm – 7pm 1 hour dinner break

7pm – 8pm Breaking down individual upper body Yin Yoga postures and their adjustments – and then practicing teaching them one on one with a partner

9pm – end of the day

DAY 5

6.30am – 8am Optional 1.5 hour Yin Yoga Practice & therapeutic flying Acro Yoga before breakfast

8am – 9am Breakfast

9am – 1pm Individual students teach their second 20 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

1pm – 2pm 1 hour lunch break

2pm – 6pm Individual students teach their second 20 minute Yin Yoga sequence to the rest of the class and get individual feedback from the Yoga Teacher Trainer

6pm – 7pm – Closing Ceremony and awarding students their graduation Yin Yoga Certifications – end of the course

The Complete guide to Yin Yoga: The Philosophy and Practice of Yin Yoga – Bernie Clark

Please read Chapter Seven – The Energetic Benefits

DATES:

Start: Sunday 25th of March 2019
Completion: Saturday 7th of April 2019

Each day will begin at 6:00am and finish at 10pm. This format of fourteen full days of classes allows students to accelerate their learning, giving them an opportunity to take a break from the demands of everyday life and commit themselves to the experience of immersing themselves in a blissful Yoga teacher training. The course aims to facilitate transformations in each students personal Yoga practice, integrate that personal journey with the skills that allow them to share Yoga as a highly qualified teacher.

The venue for Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is a beautiful resort called Prashanti, which is located in Ubud Bali.

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Hatha Yoga. 

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Tantra.The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training course will include the following areas of study:

1. Yoga history, philosophy, ethics and lifestyle
Including:
Overview of the history and development of Yoga throughout the ages
Study of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras – the ancient teachings considered to be the “Heart of Yoga”
The application of these ancient teachings for modern living
Introduction to other classical teachings of Yoga

2. Yoga anatomy, physiology and subtle energy systems
Including:
Applied western anatomy and physiology
Subtle yogic physiology and energy systems of prana, nadis, kundalini, chakras

3. Yoga techniques and integrated yoga practice
Including classical and modern techniques of:
Asana (yoga postures)
Pranayama (breathing techniques)
Meditation
Mantra, sound and visualisation
Principles of yoga practice
Attendance at general yoga classes
Development of a guided personal yoga practice
Professional mentoring

4. Teaching methodologies and integrated teaching practice
Including:
Yoga practice planning and development
Teaching group classes
Teaching private classes
Assisting teaching and supervised teaching practicum
Communication skills for yoga teachers

This course is particularly well suited to those who are interested in exploring Yoga as a healing and therapeutic practice rather than exercise. The course will particularly teach trainees how to use Yogic breath-work, postures, meditation to heal themselves and others. It is led by Marcus Julian Felicetti who is internationally recognised as a senior and skilful Certified Senior Yoga teachers.

Single Villa – $3900 USD
Twin Share Villa – $3350 USD
Triple Share Villa – $2950 USD

COST INCLUDES:
All food – 3 fresh vegan meals provided daily
All accommodation
All yoga tuition
Teacher training manual

NOT INCLUDED:
Textbooks

Daily structure of the course

First session: intensive practice 6.00am – 9.00

Breakfast

Second session: teaching the asanas (methodology) 10.00am – 1.00pm

Lunch

Third session: exploration and Yoga teaching games 2.00pm – 6.00pm

Dinner

Fourth session: Yoga teaching methodology and teaching practice – 7.00pm – 10.00pm

Curriculum Day by day breakdown:

Each day has a different topic/theme/focus:

Day 1
– Practice: Forward Bends
– Teaching: Superficial Back Line Fascial Meridian
– Playing, exploration, improvisation of creating asanas
– Theory – What is Yoga? Yama & Niyama (Yoga Ethics)
– Finish with guided meditation

Day 2
– Practice: Back bends
– Teaching: Superficial Front Line Fascial Meridian
– Theory – Yogic Nutrition for flexibility and longevity
– Finish with introduction to Kiirtan and Mantra Meditation

Day 3
– Practice: Side Bends
– Teaching: The Lateral Line Fascial Meridian
– AcroYoga
– Theory – Levity
– Finish with Mantra meditation and basic pranayama

Day 4
– Practice: Twists
– Teaching: The Spiral Line Fascial Meridian
– Crawl Patterns
– Theory: Panajali’s Yoga Sutras
– Finish with Mantra meditation and intermediate pranayama

Day 5
– Practice: Thoracic, chest, and arm openers
– Teaching: The Arm Line Fascial Meridian
– Theory: Brahma Chakra (Yoga Cosmology)
– Finish with Mantra meditation and advanced pranayama

Day 6
– Practice: Handbalancing
– Teaching: The Functional Lines of the Fascial Meridian
– Theory: Subtle yogic physiology and energy systems of nadis, kundalini, chakras
– Finish with Nauli, Pranayama and Meditation

Day 7
– Practice: Groin and inner thigh openers
– Teaching: The Deep Frontal Line Fascial Meridian
– Theory: Teaching methodologies and integrated teaching practice
– Finish with Pranayama and Meditation

Day 8
– Practice: Standing Balancing Poses
– Teaching: Bandhas and Drishti
– Theory: Yoga Therapy
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

Day 9
– Practice: Surya Namaskar
– Teaching: Sun Salutations
– Theory: Energy Flows – blood, shukra, Prana, Ojas, Tejas
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation.

Day 10
– Practice: Yoga Strength Conditioning
– Teaching: Adjustments/Strong assists and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
– Theory: Building power and strength into our practice, mind and body
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

Day 11
– Practice: Inversions
– Teaching: Sequencing
– Theory: Understanding the organs and glands
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

Day 12
– Practice: Mudras
– Teaching: Sequencing
– Theory: Understanding our own intentions for Yoga practice
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

Day 13
– Practice: General Practice
– Teaching: Self Massage and Thai Massage
– Theory: Understanding our own intentions for Yoga practice
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

Day 14
– Practice: General Practice
– Teaching: Review and revision
– Theory: Understanding our students intentions for their Yoga practice
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

Day 15
– Practice: Ashtanga Primary Series
– Teaching: Ashtanga Primary Series
– Finish with Chanting and Meditation

THESE BOOKS ARE REQUIRED READING FOR THE TEACHER TRAINING

Light on Yoga – BKS Iyengar

Yoga Mala: The Original Teachings of Ashtanga Yoga Master Sri K. Pattabhi Jois

Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha – Swami Satyananda Saraswati

Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual and Movement Therapists – Thomas W. Myers

Yoga Adjustments : Philosophy, Principles, and Techniques – Mark Stephens

DATES:

Start: Thursday 16th of July 2020

Completion: Monday 27th of July 2020

Each day will begin with early morning Yoga practice that will strengthen and energise your body. Followed by a delicious refreshing breakfast. After breakfast the rest of the day will be dedicated to learning the art and science of Yoga, and the skills of teaching it.

This format will accelerate your learning, giving you an opportunity to take a break from the demands of everyday life and commit yourself to the experience of immersing yourself in a blissful Yoga teacher training.

The course aims to facilitate transformations in each students personal Yoga practice, and integrate that personal journey with the skills that allow them to share Yoga as a highly qualified teacher.

The location for Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training in Bali is in beautiful Ubud, Bali.

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is a Hatha Flow based Yoga practice that emphasises a combination of good alignment and a dynamic flowing sequence of postures.

The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training is based on the teachings of Yoga that come from the tradition and lineage of Hatha Yoga. The Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training course will include the following areas of study:

1. Yoga history, philosophy, ethics and lifestyle
Including:
Overview of the history and development of Yoga throughout the ages
Study of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras – the ancient teachings considered to be the “Heart of Yoga”
The application of these ancient teachings for modern living
Introduction to other classical teachings of Yoga

2. Yoga anatomy, physiology and subtle energy systems
Including:
Applied western anatomy and physiology
Subtle yogic physiology and energy systems of prana, nadis, kundalini, chakras

3. Yoga techniques and integrated yoga practice
Including classical and modern techniques of:
Asana (yoga postures)
Pranayama (breathing techniques)
Meditation
Principles of yoga practice
Attendance at general yoga classes
Development of a guided personal yoga practice
Professional mentoring

4. Teaching methodologies and integrated teaching practice
Including:
Yoga practice planning and development
Teaching group classes
Teaching private classes
Assisting teaching and supervised teaching practicum
Communication skills for yoga teachers

This course is particularly well suited to those who are interested in exploring Yoga as a healing and therapeutic practice rather than exercise. The course will particularly teach trainees how to use Yogic breath-work, postures, meditation to heal themselves and others. It is led by Marcus Julian Felicetti who is one of the most senior and skillful Certified Senior Yoga teachers in the world.

Single Villa – $3350 USD
Twin Share Villa – $2950 USD
Triple Share Villa – $2450 USD

COST INCLUDES:
Breakfast – fresh meals provided daily
All accommodation
All yoga tuition
Teacher training manual

NOT INCLUDED:
Textbooks
Lunch
Dinner

Daily structure of the course

First session: intensive practice 6.00am – 9.00

Breakfast

Second session: teaching the asanas (methodology) 10.00am – 1.00pm

Lunch

Third session: exploration and Yoga teaching games 2.00pm – 6.00pm

Dinner

Fourth session: Practicing teaching Yoga 7.00pm – 8.00pm

Curriculum Day by day breakdown:

Each day has a different topic/theme/focus:

Day 1
– Opening Ceremony
– Philosophy of Yoga and healing
– Anatomy and Physiology: Superficial Back Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Forward Bends

Day 2
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: Superficial Front Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Back bends

Day 3
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: Lateral Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Side Stretches

Day 4
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Spiral Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Twists

Day 5
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Students teach their first 5 minute Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback
– Students learn the History of Yoga
– Students learn about the Subtle/Energetic Body – Prana, Nadis, Koshas, Vayus, etc.

Day 6
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Arm Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Chest, shoulders, arms, and neck openers
– Students learn to Teach: Sun Salutations A and B

Day 7
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Functional Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Arm Balancing postures, Handstands, and Standing Balancing postures

Day 8
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Anatomy and Physiology: The Deep Frontal Line Fascial Meridian
– Learning to Teach: Groin and inner thigh opening stretches

Day 9
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning about: Sequencing

Day 10
– Students teach their first 20 minute Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Day 11
– Morning Yoga Practice
– Learning to Teach: Inversions
– Learning to Teach: Pranayam (Yogic Breathing Techniques)

Day 12

– Students teach their 1 hour Yoga sequence to the class and receive valuable feedback

Graduation certificates awarded and Closing ceremony

THESE BOOKS ARE REQUIRED READING FOR THE TEACHER TRAINING

Light on Yoga – BKS Iyengar

Yoga Mala: The Original Teachings of Ashtanga Yoga Master Sri K. Pattabhi Jois

Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual and Movement Therapists – Thomas W. Myers