yoga teacher training:
the what, why and how

all of yoga podcast · episode 06

In this episode of the All of Yoga podcast, we break down everything you need to know about 200-hour yoga teacher training.

Whether you’re considering becoming a teacher or simply want to deepen your practice, this episode explores:

  • What a 200-hour training actually involves

  • Why people join the training (even if they never plan to teach)

  • How to know if you’re ready

  • How to choose the right course for you

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a quick summary

A 200-hour yoga teacher training:

  • Qualifies you to teach yoga professionally

  • Deepens your understanding of anatomy and philosophy

  • Builds sequencing and teaching skills

  • Often leads to profound personal growth

  • Requires consistent prior practice and openness

What Is a 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training?

A 200-hour yoga teacher training is the foundational qualification required to teach yoga.

In this episode, we explain that a strong training should include:

  • Musculoskeletal anatomy

  • Yoga philosophy (including the Eight Limbs)

  • Asana study and alignment

  • Sequencing principles

  • Teaching methodology

  • Supervised teaching practice

  • Business foundations for yoga teachers

It is both a professional certification and a structured process of personal development.

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How Do You Know If You’re Ready?

In this episode, we explore readiness honestly. You’re likely ready if:

  • You’ve practised consistently for around two years

  • You feel curious about yoga beyond asana

  • You want to practise safely on your own

  • You feel called to share yoga

  • You’re willing to reflect and grow

There is no requirement to be flexible, young, or able to perform advanced poses. Not at all!

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