Certificate Course in Yoga
Yoga is one of the six Indian philosophical systems. In the last century, out of the 8 limbs of Yoga, the 2 limbs Asanas (postures) & Pranayama (life force regulation) became popular. At Shrimath, we have drafted principles & practices from Yoga, Tantra & Veda to help our course participants experience (the benefits of) the other limbs as well.
This course is approved by Government of India supported Indian Yoga Association (IYA). World Yoga Federation (WYF) & Yoga Alliance International (YAI) recognize this course towards 200 hrs Certitication & portions of it is eligible for YACEP from Yoga Alliance (US)
Overview
This is designed as a superior course to the standard 200hrs Yoga Teacher Training Course. The IYA syllabus: Certificate Course in Yoga - Indian Yoga Association (yogaiya.in). Students of this course are eligible to apply for 200hrs certification from Yoga Alliance International.
In addition to the above syllabus, at Shrimath, the complete Pawanamuktasana series (34 postures), 36 other postures totaling 126 postures, 9 Pranayama techniques, 4 levels of Yoga Nidra, 2 levels of Antar Mouna and inputs from Tantra & Veda are taught.
Duration
Residential: 27 days
Course Fee
Residential: INR 89,199 (Indians) USD 1449 (Others)
Start Dates (in 2024)
Residential: Nov 9th
Certification Fees
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Indian Yoga Association (including taxes): INR 1250 (Indians) & USD 50 (others)
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Yoga Alliance International / World Yoga Federation: INR 5000 (for all)
Reviews
Farina Pakulat
Germany
I was specifically searching for a place where true knowledge was passed on to a small circle of people, not for the sake of profit or fame but simply for the joy of sharing.
Nushin Asghari
Iran
Postures plus the philosophy of living a Yogic life and once I spoke to Krishna …, I knew that I had found the right center for me to learn and deepen my knowledge of Yoga
Harriet Nettles
USA
The other important insight was the nature of the Gurukul experience. The benefits of the individual attention from a master were incredible.