11 Day 100-Hour Yoga Teacher Training Course in Pokhara, Gandaki Pradesh, Nepal
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Pokhara Yoga School Nepal is a Registered Yoga School with Yoga Alliance USA offers a 100-hour multi-style yoga teacher training course in Pokhara Nepal. This course is suitable for the students who are wishing to complete a 200-hour yoga teacher training course in two semesters. The first semester of 200-hour YTTC (semester 1) allows the student to study the first two weeks out of the four-week 200-hour teacher training curriculum. Students returning to Pokhara Yoga School can complete the rest 200-hour curriculum by enrolling in the 100-hour yoga teacher training course (semester 2). Upon completing their first semester, students may return to the school to complete their 200 hours of training at any time within 36 months of completing the 100-hour yoga teacher training course yoga for beginners (semester 1).
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Highlights
- Daily pranayama and breath awareness practices
- Daily yoga, meditation, and deep guided relaxation sessions
- Know the concept, philosophy, and practices related to yoga
- Learn cleansing techniques, mantra chanting, kirtans, and bhajans
- Daily delicious vegetarian and vegan healthy meals with snacks
- Opportunity to explore the Himalayas shrines and temples
- Explore the hills of the Pokhara regions
- 10 nights accommodation
Skill level
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
Types
11 days with instruction in English
Accommodation
Facilities
- Swimming pool (outdoor)
- Garden
- Yoga studio
The retreat centre has private rooms with a king-size bed and twin sharing rooms as well as 24-hour hot/cold showers. It is located in a peaceful and quiet place where you'll feel like you're in a real yogic place. The food provided is organic from the garden, there is also a swimming pool, 24-hour spring running water in the pool and bathroom, and the backdrop is the mountain and the front is Phewa Lake and landmark farm.
Program
Pokhara Yoga School Nepal offers the opportunity for students to come and increase their training level and immerse themselves in their practice with the Ashtanga Yoga, Hatha Yoga and Vinyasa Yoga i.e. 100-hour yoga training course.
The 100-hour yoga teacher training is the best suitable option for the people who are limited for time, are focused primarily on deepening their practice without necessarily the intention to teach, and this training is also idle for those people who wish to add additional hours onto their pre-existing teaching certification.
This 100-hour yoga teacher training course includes the study and practice of Ashtanga Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, pranayama, meditation, kriyas, and alignment and adjustment workshop.
This course will help you with all the tools and confidence that are required to become a yoga teacher and will accelerate your personal Yoga journey.
Become a certified yoga practitioner and teacher while undergoing yoga instructor training in Nepal, in the picturesque lap of Pokhara. Learn the art of yoga asana, delve into the hidden layers of yogic philosophy and teachings in the gorgeous setting of Pokhara Valley.
A yoga teacher training certification in Pokhara, Nepal at Pokhara Yoga School arrives with a perfect blend of traditional teachings fused with the sources and ambiance to practice the art in its purest form. Undergo cleansing rituals and practices for complete purification of the mind and body. The training at the Pokhara Yoga School in Nepal delivers you onto the path of self-discovery and eventual rebirth.
The aim is to impart teachings and practices of traditional yoga styles on excellent standards. The school has designed the curriculum according to the guidelines set by Yoga Alliance USA and Yoga Alliance International. Endowed under the tutelage of highly experienced and globally acclaimed yoga teachers, it's ensured that each student undergoes a truly enlightening and holistic experience of science.
100-hour yoga teacher training curriculum
- Yoga philosophy, yogic lifestyle
- History and evolution of yoga, and concept
- Meaning and aim of yoga
- What is Hatha Yoga? What is Ashtanga Yoga? What is Vinyasa Krama?
- Four paths of yoga
- Vedas and six systems of Indian Philosophy
- Meaning of Om, Omkar and Gayatri Mantra
- Eight Limbs of Yoga
- Mudras, bandhas and kriyas
- Introduction of satva, rajas, tamas and their application in daily life
- Meaning and importance of mantra chanting
Hatha Yoga Primary Series
- What is Hatha yoga Surya Namaskar with mantra awareness?
- Sukshma vyama (joints and glands exercise)
- Standing series of asana Kneeling series of asana
- Sitting series of asana: Laying on stomach series of asana
- Supine series of asana: Inversion series of asana
- Asana benefits and its contraindications
Ashtanga Yoga Primary Series
- What is Vinyasa?
- 9 Drishti in Ashtanga series
- Importance of ujjayi and bandhas in series
Pranayama and mudras
- Chest breathing versus diaphragmatic breathing
- What do prana and pranayama mean?
- Types of pranayama practice
- What is nadi?
- What is Ida Pingala and Sushmana?
- Seven main practices of pranayama
- Importance of mudra according to Hatha Yoga
- Types of Mudra Practicum of gyana and chin mudra
- Physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of mudra
Yoga philosophy
- What is yoga?
- The five koshas (bodies)
- What are self-realization and liberation? Why?
- What is consciousness?
- The four faculties of mind-field and five stages of mind-field
- The four foundational pillars of life
- Eight limbs of the yoga of Patanjali
- What is the waking state on yogic science?
- What is the dreaming state on yogic science?
- What is a deep sleep state on yogic science?
Teaching Series
- Building a social relationship between a teacher and students
- Inspiring and motivating in a difficult situation
- Benefits and limitations
- Developing confidence while teaching and sharing yogic practices
- Delivering effective feedback to aspirants
Mantra Yoga
- Healing mantra
- Mantra for divine love between a teacher and students
- Ashtanga opening and closing mantra
- Well-being mantra
Shat Kriya (yogic purification for body preparation and self-healing)
- Practicum of shankaprashalana for cleaning of the lower abdomen
- Kunjal kriya
- Practicum of agnisar kriya and nauli kriya
Principle of teaching asana (adjustment and alignment)
- Adjusting in Shavasana
- Workshop on inversions
- Workshop on twisting postures
- Adjustment based on the Hatha yoga intermediate chart
- Modifying the asana practice
Yoga Nidra (conscious yogic sleep)
- What is Yoga Nidra?
- What is sleep?
- Benefits of deep sleep?
- How Yoga Nidra practices adjusting in Shavasana
- Yoga Nidra practices from the Satyananda tradition
- Role of yoga Nidra in developing intuition
- Implications of resting the mind in the heart center
- Yoga Nidra and its common assumptions
Anatomy and physiology of yogic practices
- Review of the digestive system and respiratory system
- Shankprshalana effective practice for cleaning the digestive tract
- Effects of pranayama on the cardiovascular system
- Anatomy of the nervous system with an understanding of nadi and pranic currents
- A working understanding of the spine (anatomical and energetic)
- A working understanding of the flexibility relative to injuries and recovery
- Anatomical effects and benefits of yoga asana
Concentration and meditation
- What is meditation
- What are the types of meditation?
- Full moon meditation
- Mantra awareness meditation
- Candle and inner light meditation
- Breath awareness meditation
Sample daily schedule
- 05:30 - 06:00: Morning tea
- 06:00 - 07:30 Ashtanga Yoga
- 07:30 - 08:00 Rest/self-study
- 08:00 - 09:00 Pranayama/shat kriya
- 09:00 - 10:00 Breakfast
- 10:30 - 11:30 Philosophy/safety and injuries/self-study/philosophy
- 11:30 - 12:00 Rest/tea break
- 12:00 - 13:00 Mantra Yoga/shat kriya
- 13:15 - 13:45 Lunch
- 13:45 - 15:00 Rest
- 15:00 - 16:00 Safety and injuries/adjustment yoga
- 16:00 - 16:15 Rest
- 16:15 - 17:45 Hatha Yoga
- 18:00 - 19:00 Meditation
- 19:15 - 20:00 Dinner
- 20:00 - 22:00 Self-study/self-journaling
- 22:00 Lights off
Included excursions
- Multiple local sightseeing tours
- Guided tours along the green hills of Pokhara Valley
Instructors
Prem Bahadur
Prem Bahadur Shah is a 28-year-old yoga teacher. He moved to India at the age of 19 and joined Upaya Yoga’s Teacher Training school in 2014, starting his career as a master in Indian Yogic Saatvik Vegetarian food, working as a kitchen chef and as a manager. However, he soon realized that cooking was not his only passion, working and living in a yogic environment became a stimulation, awakening a deep curiosity and interest in yoga practice. In 2015, he finally decided to change the course of his life, starting his own yogi practice with some gurus.
Sanjeev Singh Madan
Madan is a yoga teacher and Thai yoga massage therapist. Madan was born near Lubmini, the birthplace of Buddha, in the South of Nepal. At the age of 12, he has been introduced to yoga by a Yogi Master from the Himalayas, with whom he has been practicing yoga for some time. From that moment, yoga became a fundamental part of his life. He completed several yoga teacher training and studied yoga philosophy and Thai yoga massage therapy in various universities and schools of India. For many years, Madan teaches yoga in groups as well as he gives private classes in Nepal and India.
Location
This retreat takes place in Pokhara, Nepal. Pokhara is well known for its greenery and nature. Located in the geographical centre of Nepal, Pokhara is the second famous Nepalese city after Kathmandu, the capital. Lakeside is the most popular place in Pokhara, a Mecca for travellers, aircraft pilots, paragliders, and trekkers from all corners of the world.
The environment in Pokhara is so suitable for peace and calmness. It is located in the Himalayan foothills beside lakes and hills. Many people from different parts of the world come to Nepal for a yoga retreat course. Enjoy the scenic nature and peaceful ambience at one of the best yoga schools in Nepal, Pokhara Yoga School.
The stress management and meditation practices at Pokhara Yoga School is famous across the world. This retreat centre is nestled in a beautiful valley of Pokhara in the foothills of mountains far away from the noisy crowd and on the banks of Phewa Lake. The scenery here is a god-gifted view of Phewa Lake, forest, and birds with heart touching sounds.
Food
During your stay, you will be provided with three daily vegetarian or vegan meals, as well as herbal tea and water. During festivals and rituals, you will be offered cultural food. Pokhara Yoga School strives to provide organic and vegetarian/vegan meals but if you have special dietary needs please notify the school in advance and they will try to accommodate your needs as best they can.
The following meals are included:
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Drinks
The following drinks are included:
- Water
- Coffee
- Tea
- Soda
The following dietary requirement(s) are served and/or catered for:
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Gluten Free
- Organic
- Fruitarian
- Yogic
- Ayurvedic
Things to do (optional)
- Spa
- Sightseeing
- Airport drop
What's included
- Daily yoga and meditation class
- Asanas, pranayama, meditation, anatomy, and philosophy
- Guidance from certified yoga instructors
- Multiple local sightseeing tours
- Yoga mats
- 10 nights accommodation
- Twice daily herbal tea
- 3 organic vegetarian meals daily (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
- Drinking water, free Wi-Fi, and hot shower
- 1 daily fresh detox juice/smoothie
- All taxes and fees
- Towel and toiletries
- Guided tours along the green hills of Pokhara Valley
What's not included
- Airfare
- Airport drop on departure date
- Medical expenses
- Personal expenses
- Additional meals and activities
- Visa costs
- Optional tips for guides and porters
- Beer, soft drinks, and extra tea or coffee outside of normal meal times
- Traveling cost (Kathmandu to Pokhara or Pokhara to Kathmandu)
- Vedic astrological outlook, spiritual healing, and Ayurvedic massage
- Additional tour cost
- Personal travel and trekking insurance (Make sure that you have trekking insurance that covers the height of 3,300 meters)
How to get there
Recommended Airports
Transfer included
Pokhara Airport
2 km away from your destination
Arrival by airplane
Please arrange your flight to arrive at Pokhara Airport (PKR). Transfers are available on request.
Connected internationally, the closest airport would be Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) in Kathmandu. Multiple flights from various destinations run to and from Kathmandu. You can land at the international airport in Kathmandu and take a bus, car, or flight to Pokhara.
Directions from India
If you are coming to Pokhara from India, you will find multiple points of entry into Nepal. Some of the entry points are Kakkarbhitta (West Bengal), Biratnagar (Bihar) Birgunj (Bihar) Sanauli, Nepalgunj, Dhangadi, and Mahendranagar all across the border from Uttar Pradesh. Take a bus or car ride to Pokhara.
Cancellation Policy
- A reservation requires a deposit of 14% of the total price.
- The deposit is non-refundable, if the booking is cancelled.
- The rest of the payment should be paid on arrival.
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