Our curriculum includes: Asana, Pranayama, Meditation, Applied Anatomy, Safe Structural Alignment, Intelligent Sequencing, Hands on Adjustments, Yoga and Buddhist Philosophy, Bhakti Yoga, Voice Expression, Conscious Communication and Personal Development Skills.
We will begin our journey together in the heart of Chiang Mai's "old city" at Wild Rose Yoga studio and finish with a 5 day residential stay at Mala Dhara, a beautiful retreat center in a traditional thai village surrounded by rice fields, salt water pool, mostly organic restaurant and nearby hot springs. Prayana is a Registered Yoga School with Yoga Alliance at the 200 hr level. For more details (curriculum, schedule, costs, etc.) click here or email us at [email protected]. |
The teachers created the most wonderful, open, safe and nurturing environment for all of us to grow and learn in. They all have such a genuine passion for yoga and it was so clear that this training was created so that they could share this love with others. They truly cared about each one of us. I am so grateful to be a part of this community and for all of the friendships I've gained, lessons I have learned and love that I've felt.
Katie Thomas, USA |
Such a wonderful life experience! What I love most about my YTT with Pranaya is how as students, we get such great exposure to a range of teaching styles. Vinyasa, Hatha, anusara and Yin Yoga, the teachers have an incredible range of practices, and they truly care about the development of each of the students. I would do it again in a heartbeat!
Claudia Sosa, Venezuela |
Chiang Mai, cultural and spiritual hub of ThailandPranaya Yoga Teacher Trainings take place in the beautiful and vibrant old center of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
The "rose" of the North of Thailand is the perfect place to experience real Thailand with its many local markets, local handicraft and artists. Spiritual life is everywhere here. As you walk through the many little flowery alleys, it seems like each street has its own temple. In the early morning, the monks color the streets in orange as they bless the locals. |