THE COURSE
Consisting of twelve monthly modules
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in London: dates
Saturdays: 10am to 6pm (lunch and refreshments included)
Sundays: 9am to 1pm (refreshments included)
Datchet Health Club, Datchet, Berks (2 mins from station see map)
Next Course begins April 2011
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in Scotland: dates
Friday 6.30pm - 9.30pm
Saturday, 9.00am - 6.00pm
Central Glasgow:
Chi Yoga Centre, Glassford Street in Merchant City area -
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Perthshire: Birnam Hotel and Birnam Arts Centre in the village of Birnam, by Dunkeld, Perthshire north from Perth on the A9, Railway or Bus -
map
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Next Course 1st/2nd of October, 2010
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Course Dates
LONDON 2010 SCOTLAND 2010
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CONTENT
- Philosophical and Spiritual Study
of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras
- Asanas - For personal practice we are working with the Ashtanga Vinyasa Primary Series in addition to studying Sivananda, Iyengar and Yoga Flow styles
- Pranayama - the
science behind the breath
- Nadis, Chakras, Bandhas and
Kriyas
- Relaxation and Meditation
techniques
- The use of Music, Mantras and
Chanting
- Anatomy and Physiology
- covering all the body systems and understanding how yoga acts on them
with additional specialist tuition in Yoganatomy.
- Guidance for Self-Practice and
Personal Development
- Yoga for special circumstances,
i.e: back pain, pregnancy, painful joints, etc.
- Tutorials in Chi
Gung, Tai Chi, NLP, Alexander Technique, and Nutrition
- Setting up your classes marketing, Accounting, etc.
....... and to give extra help in developing good teaching skills, the course will also uniquely include -
Chi Gung Practice - Yoga and Chi Gung go very well together and students often enjoy the addition of this type of movement in regular
classes
NLP (neurolinguistic programming) - teaching yoga is not as easy as a good teacher can make it look and the body/mind connections
taught in NLP are very helpful for acquiring good presentation skills
Hands-on sensitivity and expertise - guidance and tuition for postural adjustments
The Alexander Technique - ‘how I use my body affects the way it works’ - it is very helpful as a yoga teacher to have an understanding
of the Alexander Technique
Nutrition - the importance of good nutrition cannot be over-emphasised and of course interacts with movement and mind/body connections
THE FORMAT
At both venues, Saturday mornings are for the development of personal Ashtanga Vinyasa
practice followed by practical yoga teaching tutorials / methodology
and meditation with the remaining time taken up with lectures
and practicals.
In addition to weekend tutorials, there is a minimum
requirement of one and a half hours of weekly classes (based on
45 weeks per year) from a suitable local teacher. Home practice and study may take up another 2 -
4 hours per week, with assignments to complete for each module.
Assessments will be ongoing and together with submitted written
module papers, will lead to overall evaluation for certification.
Small groups ensure good input and guidance for each trainee
teacher, and will lead to an International Certification
CYS Yoga Alliance, enabling graduates to teach worldwide. Full
insurance cover will be available to all qualified CYS teachers and
the Teachers Register on the website is available to all authorities
and parties interested in acquiring the services of fully qualified
yoga teachers. Guidance for the setting of professional fees
together with the practical aspects of running classes is also given.
Continuing Professional Development - Re-registration for CYS
teachers is linked to 20 hrs CPD yearly and workshops from
International Yoga teachers are in the CYS post graduate programme.
Course Dates
LONDON - SCOTLAND
Testimonials & Photographs
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