Our Mission:
Eternal Health Yoga is a peace-centered community dedicated to sharing the joyful, transformative benefits of a yogic lifestyle with all who are interested.
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About the Program
The Eternal Health Yoga Teacher Training program values all yogic teachings and traditions; this 200-hour training program is a holistic, comprehensive program which emphasizes clear, direct, experiential learning of yoga as a lifestyle. This program is open to individuals who are interested in deepening his/her personal yoga practice, and will give each student the tools needed to then share yoga with those who are interested. As a peace-centered community, we serve our students from a place of love and compassion allowing each to find his/her own personal expression of yoga.
Graduates of the program will have the ability to design yoga asana sequences for healthy adults; they will have an introduction to yoga for kids, teens, seniors, and pregnant women. Completion of this training qualifies you for registration with the Yoga Alliance as an RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher) at the 200 hour level.
Cost of Program
The program fee is $2900.00 with a discount of $300.00 for those who pay the full amount prior to the first day of the training. A $500.00 non-refundable deposit must be paid to reserve your spot in the training. Payment plans are available for those who would like to pay on a monthly basis. Full payment of the course is required in order to receive your certificate. If you should choose to discontinue the training, you will be billed for the remaining course fees. The training costs include but are not limited to:
- Application
- Testing fees
- Contact hours associated with the training
- Binder for journaling and homework
- Yogic food preparation and cooking classes
- An unlimited yoga pass at Eternal Health Yoga good through the final training weekend
- Group photos
- A 200-hour certificate recognized by the Yoga Alliance
Required Materials (not included in your tuition):
| Coulter, David. |
Anatomy of Hatha Yoga: A Manual for Students, Teachers and Practitioners |
| Desikachar, T. K. V. |
The Heart of Yoga: Developing a Personal Practice |
| Gannon, Sharon and David Life. |
Jivamukti Yoga Practices for Liberating Body and Soul |
| Grilley, Paul. |
Yin Yoga: Outline of a Quiet Practice |
| Iyengar, B. K. S. |
Light on Yoga |
| Kraftsow, Gary. |
Yoga for Transformation: Ancient Teachings and Practices for Healing the Body, Mind, and Heart |
| Lasater, Judith. |
Living Your Yoga: Finding the Spiritual in Everyday Life |
| Mehta, Silva, Mira, and Shyam |
Yoga the Iyengar Way |
| Schiffmann, Erich. |
Yoga: The Spirit and Practice of Moving Into Stillness |
| Sri Swami Satchidananda, Patañjali. |
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali |
| Swenson, Doug. |
Mastering the Secrets of Yoga Flow |
| Tuttle, Will. |
World Peace Diet |
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Registration Information
Registration deadline: October 11, 2011!
To apply for the 2011 - 2012 program, please submit a completed application with a non-refundable deposit of $500.00 by Tuesday, October 11, 2011 (deposit will be applied toward tuition). If for some reason your application is denied, your deposit will be returned. If you decide not to complete the program once the program has begun, you forfeit the deposit.
Please download Application here
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200-Hour Teacher Training Course Objectives
To provide each student with an in-depth, non-competitive, experience of yogic learning in a peaceful, nurturing environment in order that he/she can:
1. Expand and develop a personal practice from which knowledge develops for one to teach and share yoga with others.
2. Teach beginner and intermediate asana, pranayama, kriyas, mantra, and other yogic practices
3. Learn the methodology and basics skill to effectively teach yoga classes to those of all ages, shapes and sizes
4. Acquire excellent teaching, organization, and communication skills in order to better serve the yoga community
5. Develop his/her personal teaching style through various techniques, such as voice tone, music, breathing, meditation, chanting, relaxation, etc.
6. Understand the significance that one's lifestyle has on the planet and how each can positively influence and preserve the environment for future generations
7. Have a solid introduction to the philosophies of yoga and their connection to current daily life in the Western world
Additionally, it is our goal to uphold the principles of yoga teaching by meeting and exceeding the standards of Yoga Alliance in order that students receive the highest benefit from this program.
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