Continuing Education Training Courses
These are two-week workshops, open to all students, which focus on a specific area of study. For those who have completed the Education in Yoga, Teacher Training Foundation Course, each of these courses is credited as an extra module adding toward the Yoga Alliance 500-hour level and the official Centered Yoga 1100-hour standard.
Continuing Education Training Courses require some measure of maturity and commitment, and are open to all students with a sincere interest in growing more in yoga. The morning asana practice is a basic component of these courses. Pranayama will be introduced to new students; returning students will continue to move forward in their Pranayama practice.
The purpose of these courses is to go deeper in practice and continue studies in philosophy, anatomy, and other related areas.
For more details regarding Continuing Education Courses and their qualification level, please read the relevant sections on Centered Yoga
Continuing Education Training Courses Schedule 2012
Special Advanced Training: Philosophy and Pranayama - Pranayama and The Bhagavad Gita
The Srimad Bhagavad Gita is an exceptional writing and is full of wisdom for anyone in life. It is also a foremost teaching in yoga. Quite different to the Yoga Sutras it delivers the different teachings of yoga in the form of a great dialogue.
This course will touch a new level of study and practice, and will be an intensive internalizing period. The primary focus will be Pranayama practice with in-depth pulse reading of each student, varying as necessary. Mantra recitation will also be practiced. Some evenings will include tratak practice.
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Asana, Pranayama & Philosophy
This course is an excellent opportunity to further your growth with asana practice and teaching while learning more in the realm of philosophy.
The morning sessions will be devoted to practice whereas the afternoon will be split between the philosophical presentation and a workshop on asana and pranayama.
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Experiential Anatomy & Physiology with Yoga and Ayurveda
This course will guide participants through an experience of how the body actually works in asana practice. This will help to understand what the body is and isn't capable of and why.
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