200-Hour YTT (Entry-level, covers fundamentals)
300-Hour YTT (Advanced, for deepening knowledge)
500-Hour YTT (Master-level, combines 200+300)
Specialized Certifications (Prenatal, Yin, Trauma-Informed, etc.)
Learn under an experienced yoga teacher in a studio.
Hands-on teaching practice with feedback.
Flexible learning (e.g., YogaRenew, My Vinyasa Practice).
Live or self-paced options.
? Yoga Asanas (Poses) – Alignment, adjustments, modifications.
? Anatomy & Physiology – How yoga affects the body.
? Pranayama (Breathwork) – Techniques for energy control.
? Meditation & Philosophy – Yoga Sutras, chakras, mindfulness.
? Teaching Methodology – Cueing, sequencing, class planning.
? Ethics & Business of Yoga – How to market yourself, studio ethics.
Accreditation (Look for Yoga Alliance-approved schools).
Style of Yoga (Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, etc.).
Location (Bali, India, Costa Rica, or local studios).
Reviews & Testimonials (Check past students’ experiences).
Strength & Flexibility – Builds muscle tone while improving mobility.
Posture & Alignment – Corrects imbalances from sedentary lifestyles.
Pain Relief – Eases back pain, joint stiffness, and tension.
Boosts Immunity – Enhances lymphatic drainage and circulation.