A Balanced Approach – 200 – 325 Hour Hatha Yoga Teacher
with Jessica Goldberg, Eugene Poku and Allison Ulan
May 24th to June 20th, 2011 – the one month intensive section of the course on the principles in Hatha yoga.
June 21st, 2011 to June 20th, 2012 – the apprenticeship section of the course for enthusiastic students.
Hatha Teacher Training Information
Hatha Teacher Training Application Form
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We are accepting applications for the summer 2011 Teacher’s Training. Please download the application form for the course and then send back to us by mail or e-mail. Thank you!
Join the directors of AYM for this month long 200 hour intensive to study and practice the ancient techniques of Yoga in the Krishnamacharya traditions complimented by the practices of Ayurveda, Bodywork therapies, Anatomy & Physiology, Meditation and East/West Philosophy. Daryl-Lynn Ross, Micheal Bridge-Dickson and Joanna Abbat will be guest teachers for this program.
If students have the availability, they are welcome to continue in the apprenticeship section of the course which involves – assisting classes, mentorship with Jessie, Eugene and Allison and advanced courses at AYM. The second half of the course is a strong compliment to the month long intensive. It is highly recommended for serious yoga students/teachers to be part of the apprenticeship training and the apprenticeship program is recognized as an advanced training. All trainings at AYM are recognized and certified through The Yoga Alliance of North America.
To secure your place in the course, there is a $200 deposit needed to be sent with your application. When your application is accepted, we will then deposit your deposit.
Course fees:
*$2,400 Advanced payment deadline is Monday April 5th, 2011. Tuition is $2,750 after April 5th and needs to be paid in total by May 21st, 2011.* Tuition fees include taxes and manual fees. The course is limited to 24 participants, so if interested, please register as soon as possible. Contact AYM by e-mail or phone us, 514-875-9642, to begin your application process.
