Schools and Teachers in Yoga Teacher Training (25)
US1Yoga is all about having a great time! We have classes for all levels and all ages, workplace, & privates by appointment, plus regular workshops and retreats. Classes incorporate different styles to ensure the best possible practice for the individual, & are based primarily on the alignment of Iyengar Yoga combined with the flow of Vinyasa. US1Yoga is also a Registered Yoga School & offers an annual teacher training program. Our course is designed to develop & improve your own…
Yoga District offers yoga classes for a $10 donation, or less with donation packages or sliding scale! Rated one of the top yoga studios in the area by the Washington City Paper, and rated the top yoga studio on yelp.com, Yoga District is built by the community, for the community. Join us for classes, or for our 200-hour yoga teacher training program. Donations received support our free yoga outreach to area shelters, detention centers, schools, trauma survivors, and more.
Charm City Yoga: Baltimore's premier Yoga destination for all levels of Yoga student and for Yoga teacher training. We have won Baltimore's Best Yoga studio five years in a row. There are four convenient locations in the Baltimore area, at Mt Vernon, Fells Pt, Federal Hill, and Towson. There are about 600 classes and many exciting workshops offered each month. Our studios provide showers and changing areas. We have mats for rent or you can bring your own. Our signature style is a Hot Yoga and we…
Radiant Child Yoga in collaboration with YoKid has created a 200 hour and 95 hour teacher training that is focused on yoga for children. Those who complete the training will have the skills and understanding to work with children, youth, and families. We are offering plenty of hands-on training as the mentoring phase of the training is almost double the required hours. Radiant Child Family Yoga training takes place in the Northern VA/Washington DC area, and satisfies the standards set by Yoga Alliance…
What makes YAVA YOGA different from other schools of yoga are the preparitory moves that precede each yoga pose. The inclusion of these preparitory movements are instrumental in promoting a safer approach to begin practicing the yoga asanas. All YAVA YOGA teachers understand how to create safe classes for many "special populations", particularly for those with arthritis and bad backs. They also know how to create a strength and balance challenge for the extremely fit athletes. A specific…
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