This training is open to all sincere practitioners—whether you're new to teaching or simply wish to deepen your personal practice. No prior teaching experience is required, just a willingness to learn and immerse yourself in yoga.

You don’t need to be super flexible or advanced. The asana practice builds progressively, with guidance tailored to your level. Commitment, consistency, and openness are more important than being able to do a handstand.

Yes. Our teachers are trained to support diverse bodies and needs. We emphasize intelligent alignment, use of props, and modifications. Let us know in advance so we can help you practice safely and confidently.

Because yoga is more than just movement. Ayurveda and yogic philosophy give you tools to live with balance, clarity, and purpose. These teachings connect you to the roots of yoga and support you as both a practitioner and teacher.

Absolutely. You’ll receive ongoing feedback in asana classes, teaching practicums, and during 1:1 check-ins with teachers. Our small group size ensures you’re seen, supported, and mentored throughout the journey.

To maintain depth and personal attention, we limit the training to a small group—usually around 10-15 students. This creates a close-knit community and plenty of space for reflection, sharing, and growth.

Just bring comfortable yoga clothing suitable for warm to moderate weather. Mats and props are provided, but you're welcome to bring your own mat or anything that helps you feel grounded.

Yes. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a Yoga Alliance–certified 200-hour certificate. This is internationally recognized and qualifies you to teach group classes, private sessions, or workshops globally.