TEACHER TRAINING 2012

Beginning February 18th, 2012. All four weekends we will be held at the Aspinwall studio.

- Saturday 12pm-7:15pm

February 18th and 25th.

March 3rd and 10th, 2012

- Sunday 11:30am-6:45pm

February 19th and 26th.

March 4th and 11th, 2012

Totaling 58 hours

We will then meet one Saturday a month 12pm-3pm alternating between the two studios.

April 21st, May 19th, June 16th, July 14th, and August 18th

Totaling 15 hours

You will be required to assist a Yoga Flow teacher for 2 classes a month. You can either sit in the back of the room and take notes on the teacher's cues or walk around and adjust the students. Each class you assist will be counted as 2 hours each.

Totaling 20 hours

Each "teacher-in-training" is required to take 54 Yoga Flow classes within the six month training. This equals 2 classes a week over a six month period. You may take as many or as little classes a week to compliment your work schedule. It is required that you have all 54 classes completed before you can receive your certificate.

*I have noticed the trainees with the most success practiced twice a week or more. The "teacher-in-training" is permitted to participate in more then 54 classes over the 6 month training. We suggest the more, the better. All of the yoga classes over the 6 month course is included in your tuition. Each of the 54 classes will be counted as 2 hours each.

Totaling 108 hours

Totaling 201 hours of a Yoga Flow Level 1 Teacher Training.

You will be certified through Yoga Flow as well as Yoga Alliance.

Deposit: $200

Tuition: $2,500

You are able to make monthly payments of $416.67

We will provide the Yoga Flow Teacher Training Workbook.

You are responsible for the required books.

Quantum Yoga by Laura Baumann

Yoga Anatomy by Leslie Kaminoff

Date of Registration must be before February 1, 2011

What makes Yoga Flow's style unique?

Our style is non-dogmatic, combining various styles of all the well respected fathers of traditional yoga. Creating our unique Vinyasa flow .We take pride in our emphasis of using the breath as a guide. The breath is the life-force of the body and a path to meditation. The breath is used to connect the mind and body which take you on the journey into your spirit. If the breath is used properly it will help guide you to enlightenment. We use the breath to help guide you through every asana, while focusing on your drishti, which makes for a meditation in motion. Yoga Flow not only uses the breath as a tool, it will teach you to look for the spine alignment and bone structure in every single pose. This ensures your student will have an injury-free practice. In addition, you will teach them how to listen to their body everytime they roll out their mats. They will learn how to sense the days they need to "back-off" and the days they leap into the next level. Our body is energy that is constantly changing. You will be able to provide your student with the wealth of knowledge you learned in this teacher training program. This will make your student their own teacher within, by feeling the sense of presence in their life and practice.

Why should you choose Yoga Flow's teacher trainings over all the others?

If you've given thought to becoming a certified yoga instructor this is the training to do. Yoga Flow collaborated with their current yoga instructors. Asking them what they felt thier other certifications were missing. We put hours into studying all their different trainings. We poured our hearts into the curriculum. We truly feel that we have one of the most well rounded teacher trainings.

Who Should Take Advantage of this Training Opportunity?

Any sincere yoga student who wants to study in-depth and intensively in a six -month time period. The future teacher-in-training should feel a strong love for yoga and want to experience Yoga Flow's unique style. You will be able to see our obvious love for the practice of yoga. While you attended classes as a requirement of your certification, you will see every Yoga Flow teacher is there because they love teaching and love their students. You will feel the sense of family in the classroom. You are not just a number or another paying customer. When you complete your 200-hours you will feel confident to teach at any yoga studio accross the country.

Yoga Flow Teacher Trainees 2011 graduation day

Ryan Mullinary, Caitlin Camesi, Kristin Caunte, Beth Bindas-Vernon, Dominique, Michelle, Lisa Papini, Nicki Fitzsimmons, Nicole Cosnotti, Emily Barker Kate Eckert, Rachel Risden, Mara DelVecchio. Missing from picture is Cally Malone ans Taylee Wilson

Yoga Flow Teacher Trainees 2010 graduation day

Kim Jaskolski, Tara Cunningham, Katrina Rivett , Katie Lascola, Pam McBride, Michelle Planert, Rose McNeilly, Temea Milliron, Hee Won Mah, Sherri Wilson, Yvonne Petraitis, Dominique Ponko, Jack McBride, Gina Chahin, Gina Kallick , Hayley Norris, Mary Beth Kellogg, Lindsay Austian, Heather Miller, Grace Kosko, Rachel French, Louisa Jauregui, Tonya Kapis

A few graduates are missing from the photo. Maryann Riesmeyer,Kari Stoltzfus,Nadya Stoyanova,Meg Bernstein,Heather Cunningham,Mackenzie Wallace, Emily Koch and Tiffany Williams