YTT 200 - Ashtanga Yoga

Name: YTT 200 - Ashtanga Yoga
Start: 2026-10-17T16:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-11-13T23:00:00.000Z
Location: One Breath of Yoga Ashram
Rating: 4.9

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+30

Description

Step into a comprehensive teacher training designed to support your journey toward becoming a certified yoga teacher. This immersive program brings together the essential techniques, training, and practice needed to deepen both your personal understanding and teaching foundation.

Participants will explore the structure and flow of Ashtanga yoga, including Sun Salutations A & B, standing and seated sequences, finishing postures, and the refined art of vinyasa and floating transitions. The curriculum also covers breath and bandhas, the application of breath during asana, dristi, and the art of adjusting. Alongside the physical practice, the training includes kirtan and mantra chanting, pranayama, and meditation.

Beyond practice, the course offers a thoughtful study of yoga philosophy, lifestyle, ethics, the 8 limbs of yoga, the Yoga Sutras, yamas and niyamas, Sanskrit, and seva, helping you reflect on the role and responsibility of a teacher.

Accommodation Options

Private Cabana

Private Room

Fully immersed in the jungle in our traditionaly made cabaña. You have everything you need here to live a simple Ashram life and enjoy the sound of nature all around you. The cabana is often prefered for long term volunteer, and the shared living room welcomes you to spend your sparetime within the Ashram atmosphere.

1 Max occupants · 1 Total Units

On request

Teachers

Coco

Born in Canada, Corinne, known as Coco, began practicing yoga more than 20 years ago after the birth of her son. With a strong background in ballet and contemporary dance, both as a performer and teacher for over 16 years, she naturally connected with the flow, discipline, and awareness of yoga. Very soon, her practice became much more than movement...

Pamela

Certified in biomagnetism, breathwork, and yoga therapies, Pamela brings a grounded yet deeply spiritual approach to healing work. Her shamanic path began in 2006 with the Santo Daime church, and since then she has continued to learn through the Red Path, vision quests, and teachings from Shipibo masters in Peru. For several years, Pamela has facilitated at the Sacred Valley Tribe...