The 100 HOUR YOGA TTC IN VIETNAM for Yoga Alliance USA is our basic course for preparing you to conduct yoga classes confidently. You can then register with RYT-100 and become a yoga teacher in YogaLisa. However, this course includes both theoretical and practical components including asanas, pranayama, meditation, and philosophy as well as instruction basics, human anatomy, teaching methods, and ethics. Additionally, it guides you through a comprehensive system, with its dynamic depth and breadth helps to solidify your practice and build the confidence to turn around and help others in your practice.
The YOGA LISA curriculum follows the standards for 100 HOUR YOGA TTC IN VIETNAM set by Yoga Alliance, USA. It is crafted by experienced and skilled yoga teachers and includes the following subjects:
Techniques, Training & Practice
As the best 100 HOUR Yoga Teacher Training School in Vietnam , the certification for this 100 HOUR YOGA TTC includes practical and theoretical tests, written work, class work, and a test based on observations made while working with a group of learners. The performance requirements call for full attendance and engagement throughout the lesson. At the end of the course, the successful trainees will be able to teach yoga in any part of the world once they register with Yoga Alliance and earn their RYT 100-hour certificate.
Absolutely! This course is appropriate for anyone, regardless of their current level of flexibility. This increases quite smoothly as the training progresses. Additionally, the course is highly suitable for anybody who wants to learn more about yoga or who has aspirations of becoming a professional yogi.
To provide individual focus and proper staff training, the size of each batch is in the range of 15 to 20 students.
Yes, they are certified professionals with minimum qualification of a Master’s or Ph.D. in Yoga as instructor educators.
Of course, during the course, you are given access to the training manual as well as essential books to enhance your understanding.
Most students are of working age, and 25 to 40 years are the largest group of students followed by 40 to 55 years.