YOGA TEACHER FAQs

When using a Yoga correspondence course, how would I know, if what I was doing was a posture correctly?

About alignment: Always work with other Yoga teachers, even after becoming a certified Yoga teacher. It helps you learn new things, creates valuable contacts, and keeps you sharp. Find the best Yoga teachers in your area to learn from, work with, and possibly work for. If you are far away from a Yoga instructor, mirrors [...]

On receipt of the Aura Yoga course material how do I proceed with my Yoga teacher training? What do I need to have in order to fully benefit from the Yoga instructor training material?

Upon receipt of your Yoga training course material, you will receive step-by-step instructions - however, let's go over the highlights of your Yoga teacher certification course. You would want to focus on your written exam first. Set a goal of reading a realistic amount of pages each day. For example: if you were to read [...]

2017-04-26T15:30:52-04:00Categories: Yoga Learning FAQs, YOGA TEACHER FAQs|0 Comments

Do I have to change my religion to teach Yoga?

You do not have to change your religion to study, practice, or teach Yoga. People of all faiths can practice Asana, Pranayama, and Meditation, without conflicting with their own religion. Yogic philosophy does not conflict with any religion. In each of us, religion is our particular and familiar path toward God. Knowing this, we should [...]

I really want an on-site practical exam. What is the procedure for an on-site Yoga teacher practical exam if I can’t be there for your Spring or Fall dates?

The on-site practical exam is an excellent option. Many Yoga Teacher graduates prefer the preparation and live feedback they get after their on-site practical exam session. Below are the steps and procedures for an on-site practical exam. 1. Set a date with us. Right now, we need at least 30 days notice to schedule you [...]

2010-06-17T08:02:56-04:00Categories: Online Yoga FAQs, YOGA TEACHER FAQs|0 Comments

What exactly are you looking for on the Practical Exam?

A well designed lesson plan, containing warm ups, sun salutations, asanas (Yoga postures), pranayama, and meditation. You can substitute a stage by stage relaxation sequence for the meditation segment of your Yoga class. Suggested Sequence of Asana Series: sun salutations, standing, seated, cat or table, prone, and supine. There are many other options, but this [...]

What subject should my essay be about?

Your essay can be about Yoga and any health issue that motivates you. For example: Yoga for the Handicapped, Pre and Postnatal Yoga, Yoga for Seniors, Yoga for Kids, Yoga in School Systems for Physical Education, Yoga for Drug Rehabilitation, Yoga for Menopause, Yoga for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Yoga for Psychotherapy, and the list goes [...]

2010-06-17T08:02:56-04:00Categories: Online Yoga FAQs, YOGA TEACHER FAQs|0 Comments
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