Sunlilyoga A Kripalu Yoga Programme
Yoga Teacher Training in the Kripalu Style

With Aida Neves, B.P.H.E., B.Ed., E-RYT500

 

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Curriculum


The Kripalu Yoga 200-hour teacher training includes both a solid grounding in technical skills and the development of an empathic, intuitive approach to teaching. The curriculum includes:

  • Principles of classic yoga asanas  Learn to teach at least 33 postures, including proper alignment, essential details, and pratapana. Pratapana is the methodology for warming up and conditioning the body as well as the cultivation of body awareness that is a practice unto itself.

  •  Tools of the Kripalu Approach

·  Guide students in developing witness consciousness and self-compassion
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  Learn how to connect to source for creative asana sequences
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  Connect breath to movement for a deeper experience
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  Use the “press point” assisting methodology and other assists to guide students
   into the fullest expression of each posture for their bodies
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  Offer the best in experiential teaching 

  • Skills for transformational teaching  Help students develop a heightened sense of body awareness to deepen their practice on the mat and show them how to take that awareness into their lives off the mat.
     

  • How to create inspirational, creative, experiential yoga classes  Develop skills for teaching an inspirational 1-hour or 1.5-hour yoga class. Learn how to pay proper attention to pratapana, how to motivate students and pace your class according to students’ skill levels and experience, and how to create lesson plans for a complete series of classes with progressive levels of difficulty.
     

  • Principles of anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology  Focus on safety, joint movement, range of motion, and the skeletal and muscular systems.
     

  • Pranayama techniques  Enable students to experience body-mind integration through yogic breathing and teach them how to connect consciously with prana, or life force—the inherent wisdom of the body.
     

  • Relaxation and meditation methodology  Gain skills for getting yourself and your students centered, creating sacred space, and guiding students in a deeply restorative shavasana.


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"Kripalu Yoga is less about standing on your head and more about standing on your own two feet."



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