Requirements for 200 Hour Online Yoga Teacher Training
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Practice Log & Body Assessments
Throughout the 200 Hour Online Yoga Teacher Training, you will cultivate (or continue) a personal practice. One of the requirements for certification is to complete 50 practice hours. To help commit to practice, you will keep a log of your practice hours, which might include meditation, pranayama, chanting or asana practice and can be done in a studio or at home.
You also get the opportunity to conduct a body assessment on yourself and/or others to help prepare you for working with private clients. The body assessment forms help you learn to assess posture.
5 Class Plans and 5 Asana Forms
When you reach the sequencing section in the Online Yoga Teacher Training, you will write 5 of your own sequences (class plans). The goal is t prepare you for your personal next step, which is different for everyone.
For some students, class plans are 90 minute Vinyasa flows. Others turn in kids yoga class plans. We also see yin and restorative plans, chair plans, private yoga session plans and more. You determine how long the classes you're planning will be and what style yoga you will be teaching. We will review your plans and provide feedback.
You will also complete an Asana Form for 5 yoga poses of your choice, answering a couple of questions about each pose.
Final Teaching Project and Final Exam
The final project is to host your own yoga event. This event can be as big or as small as you would like. Some of our students have done large karma classes by donation for charity. Others teach small classes to a family member or friend.
Your final teaching project should prepare you for the next step in your yoga journey, whatever that is.
You are welcome to send in photos or videos for feedback. If that is uncomfortable, you can just tell us how it goes. This is an opportunity for you to put theory into practice. No photos or videos are required, although they are welcome.
The final exam is multiple choice and can be taken as many times as you'd like.