YYoga

Walking into an Anusara class has a noticeably different feel to it. One of belonging and a feeling of being ‘seen.’ The teacher wants to know your name; he or she might repeat it throughout the class, cultivating a sense of trust, ease and safety within you.

In yoga, studentship, or adhikara, never ends – even for teachers. I had just finished my teacher training when YYoga introduced the Mentorship Program. Mentorship seemed like the perfect next step in my adhikara journey.

One student's journey into teaching.

Teacher training.... Hmm, who would of thought? Actually I did, for a brief moment. A long time ago.

"These practices, specifically, allowed me to gain my “voice” as a teacher and helped me discover the yoga teacher that I want to be." - Tori Harker, 200-hour teacher training graduate.

You catch sight of it out of the corner of your eye. There’s a perky little splash of red on one of the YYoga Events Boards. You look closer. It’s the announcement for an information session for the upcoming 200-hour teacher training.

Something inside of you starts buzzing. Teacher training, hmmmm… It sounds kind of intriguing. Imagine spending 200-hours really exploring your yoga practice, finding out more about yoga and figuring out how to really do those darn poses. And you know, it would be great to learn how people get that floaty thing happening when they jump forward….