Cloud Nine Yoga Teacher Training
Cloud Nine Yoga School
Our school prides itself in being a community-based, non-dogmatic Yoga Education entity with a history of facilitating the awakening of many hearts and teaching freedom of mind and body. Each training group works together to promote and inspire growth, healing and transformation for each individual participant. Our teachers consistently enjoy giving encouraging, one-on-one consultations during the course of our program to keep each person evolving toward the best they can be. Our playfulness, gentle guidance and spiritually-focused approach provide a welcome and loving atmosphere for all ages and levels of students.
Winter 2016 200 Hr Teacher Training
February 3rd - March 30th 2016 
Saturday all-day intensives: 9am - 5pm
Wednesday evening lectures: 6pm - 10pm
Tuition Payment Options and Required Fees
1. Early bird (Pay in full by Nov 30th) - $2,600
2. Standard (Pay in full by February 3rd) - $2,800
3. Payment plan - $3,000 ($400 Deposit due asap to reserve your spot + 6 bi-monthly
payments of $433, first payment installment begins on the first day of training on 2/3/16)
Plus:
- Retreat: $650 – 950 (varies by date, location and teachers)
- Books/Supplies: $50 – 70 (reading materials)
- Up to 120 days of unlimited classes at YogaBody Studios. Begins when tuition is paid in full or after the first payment installment towards tuition for the duration of your training
A $400 non-refundable deposit is required for registration and recommended to be paid ASAP to reserve your spot
Register here
200 Hour Information
Requirements & Curriculum
- 180 Contact Hours + 20 Non-Contact Hours
- Asana Intensive Classes: 40 – 60 contact hours
- Weekday Lecture Meetings: 30 – 45 contact hours
- Internship: 20 – 35 contact hours
- In-Class Asana Practice: 45 – 70 contact hours
- Retreat: 45 – 65 contact hours
- Homework & research: 20 – 90 non-contact hours
Subjects Covered
- Yoga Anatomy and Physiology
- Applied Teaching Methodology and Practice
- Sequencing & Cuing
- Yoga History & Philosophy
- Yogic Living/Nutrition
- Ethical Guidelines
- Sanskrit
- Asana Benefits & Contraindications
- Vocal & Hands-on Adjustments
- Partner Work
- Thai Yoga Massage
- Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras
- Bhagavad Gita
- Dieties & Avatars
- Understanding the Importance of the Guru
- The Schools of Yoga
- Chakras & Psychology of Yoga
- Mudra & Mantra
- Bandhas & Kriyas
- Ayurveda
- Professional Info for the Yoga Teacher
- Yoga for Seniors & Motion Restriction (Chair Yoga)
- Intro to Pre Natal Yoga & Yoga for Kids
- The Seven Moving Principles
- AND all the Asana Breakdowns for teaching all levels of students (Sun Salutations, Forward Bends, Back Bends, Inversions, Core Strengthening, Balancing & Standing Postures, Hip & Heart Openers)
Required Reading Material
- Yoga Mind, Body and Spirit: A Return to Wholeness (Donna Farhi)
- Yogabody: Anatomy, Kinesiology, and Asana (Judith Hansen Lasater)
- Light on Yoga: The Bible of Modern Yoga… (B.K.S. Iyengar)
4. Teaching Yoga: Essential Foundations and Techniques(by Mark Stephens)
5. Anatomy: The Mat Companion Collection (4 books in all, by Ray Long)
