Next Available TT Starts 2020
We will be running various intensives for existing teachers in London in 2019. Our next 200 hour London TT will be in 2020
We will be running various intensives for existing teachers in London in 2019. Our next 200 hour London TT will be in 2020
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We believe that.. there is certainly no other training like it in town and we have pulled together a diverse dream team of tutors from some of the most exciting studios in the country. It is also our longest training with extra sessions incorporated so that we can fit in ALL of our course facilitators. Read about the YLW TT here and see our FAQs page for more info on common questions.
It is held over the course of ten months in London and because we believe in nurturing your own special talents as a teacher we keep the training small with just 15-16 students. We call it an immersion because you will spend the time exploring aspects of yoga that you probably didn't even realise existed, as well as hopefully questioning your entire perception of what yoga is. The course covers 21 sessions spread across a total of eight weekend sessions and some longer weekends roughly every six weeks from March 2018 until December 2018. We hope that this will make it as easy as possible to fit it in around your existing work commitments, it is also a zero air miles teacher training which is very important for us.
Many of our course facilitators teach at some of Londons' top studios including Triyoga, Indaba, The Light Centre, Yotopia and YogaHaven and can offer you a glimpse into the world of a London yoga teacher whilst giving you a helping hand to get started.
We also bring in an ever increasing number of cross discipline instructors from parkour, contemporary dance, freediving and lucid dreaming/shadow work to broaden your understanding of what is possible within the scope of Patanjalis 8 limbs of yoga.
Click here to find out who will be guiding you along and what units you will be following. You can also find out more about our teacher training philosophy and structure here
It is held over the course of ten months in London and because we believe in nurturing your own special talents as a teacher we keep the training small with just 15-16 students. We call it an immersion because you will spend the time exploring aspects of yoga that you probably didn't even realise existed, as well as hopefully questioning your entire perception of what yoga is. The course covers 21 sessions spread across a total of eight weekend sessions and some longer weekends roughly every six weeks from March 2018 until December 2018. We hope that this will make it as easy as possible to fit it in around your existing work commitments, it is also a zero air miles teacher training which is very important for us.
Many of our course facilitators teach at some of Londons' top studios including Triyoga, Indaba, The Light Centre, Yotopia and YogaHaven and can offer you a glimpse into the world of a London yoga teacher whilst giving you a helping hand to get started.
We also bring in an ever increasing number of cross discipline instructors from parkour, contemporary dance, freediving and lucid dreaming/shadow work to broaden your understanding of what is possible within the scope of Patanjalis 8 limbs of yoga.
Click here to find out who will be guiding you along and what units you will be following. You can also find out more about our teacher training philosophy and structure here
Following completion of the course and as a new member of the Yoga Like Water family, we offer a mentorship programme for students. You will be allocated a tutor to oversee your first steps into teaching. We believe that this is something that many yoga teacher training courses overlook and do not offer, but it is very important to us that you do not feel as if you are alone as you embark on your exciting new journey as a yoga instructor. With your tutor you will be able to ask questions, assist them in class where possible and be introduced into the world of teaching yoga.
Giving back to the community is a very important part of our ethos and part way through the course, those that feel ready to gain some teaching experience will be able to participate by teaching some organised classes for charitable causes.
Giving back to the community is a very important part of our ethos and part way through the course, those that feel ready to gain some teaching experience will be able to participate by teaching some organised classes for charitable causes.
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London TT Schedule:
Dan Peppiatt, Lolo Lam and Ambra Vallo Focus on Developing Your Own Practice through Asana An Introduction to Yoga Like Water –Exploring The Elements of Yoga Diving into Sun Salutations Understanding and Developing Your Own Practice Safe Journey to Challenging Asana Dan Peppiatt, Gemma Peppiatt, Mimi Kuo Deemer, Victoria Adamson Focus on Breath and Energy Functional Anatomy of breathing The Art of Mindful Breathing Mahat Pranayama Level 1 & 2 The Energetic Quality of Yoga Toni Ann Roberts Focus on Yoga and the Mind The Mind and Yoga-Meditation, Concentration, Relaxation and Yoga Nidra The Psychotherapeutic Benefits of Yoga Lolo Lam Focus on Exploring Asana and Anatomy Part 1 Understanding & Exploring Seated, Kneeling and Standing Postures Functional Anatomy of the Knees, Ankles, Feet and Pelvis Basic Teaching and listening Skills |
Dan Peppiatt and Lolo Lam
Focus on Exploring Asana and Anatomy Part 2 Understanding & Exploring Inverted Postures, Standing Balances and Backbends Functional Anatomy and physiology of the spine, shoulders, hands and wrists Basic Teaching and Listening Skills continued Lolo Lam; Mimi Kuo Deemer Working Intuitively with your Students Postural Practice ‘The Power of Touch’ Keeping your students safe and encouraging the right alignment for them Finding Sequential Flow-working with pranic flow to help students find alignment Jambo Truong Deepening Your Teaching Practice Making Your Teaching Practice your Spiritual Practice Breaking Through Personal Conditioning to Uncover Your Inner Teacher Kat Farrants; Dan Peppiatt; Lolo Lam Polishing Your Teaching Skills and Finding Your Place in the World of Yoga The Business of Yoga Planning and Sequencing Classes and Series of Classes The Language of Yoga-The Power of Voice Keeping Yourself and Your Students Safe |
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2018 Dates (21 days in total): 15-18 March; 5-8 May; 29 June - 1July; 24-27 August; 12-14 October; 30 November -2 December |
For general questions please check our FAQs page first, if your question is not answered you can use the contact form
