A big hurdle for us starting our Yoga Teacher Training was getting the manual written. When we originally registered our school with Yoga Alliance (YA) a manual was not required, but now it is.
With YA’s enhanced standards you actually need to have details in your yoga teacher training manual and your application for the new Core Competencies. There are 49 of them.
The core competencies are described in the Yoga Alliance application but you still have decisions to make about how each competency will be taught in your training.
The Core Competencies Series
Today we share the first in a series of videos about the core competencies for your manual and training for a Yoga Alliance registered yoga school (RYS).
We share insights from the curriculum we designed and talk about each competency.
We’ll start with the first section of the Techniques, Training and Practice category under Asana.
Among the decisions, you will make for training are which Asana to include in your YTT. The only ones YA requires are sukasana and savasana. The rest of the poses to include are up to you.
See you next week with another video on the core competencies.
The Experienced Yoga Teacher’s Guide to Becoming a Trainer
To get instant insight as to if or when offering Yoga Teacher Training will best serve your yoga business, download our free experienced yoga teacher’s interactive workbook. Click the button below.