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Our Teacher Training is recognized by the World Yoga Federation. This international organization recognizes JBRYS as an authentic provider of yoga and yoga education. Additionally, Yoga Alliance has approved all of our teacher training programs, and we are in compliance with their elevated standards. Since the creation of the Just Breathe Registered Yoga School in 2017, more than 20 individuals have completed our 200-hour program and gone on to teach not only at JBYS but also elsewhere.
This comprehensive 200-hour training helps trainees build a Toolbox of meditations and sequences throughout the program. When they leave the program, they will feel comfortable leading a class through Asana, Meditation, and Pranayama. Throughout the program, they will practice hands-on adjustments and cueing techniques.
Each training class will include meditation and pranayama practices.
Trainees will have time throughout training to practice teaching asana, pranayama, and meditation techniques.
This curriculum allows Trainees to get in front of the class very quickly and to start vocalizing and hearing their voice as a teacher. Trainees will rotate through leading meditation, pranayama, and asana with peer feedback.
2026-27 Training Begins November 14th, 202
Regular Tuition is $2500.
Tuition is $2000 when registered by July 31, 2026.
Tuition is $2250 when registered by September 30, 2026
The final day to register is October 31st, 2026.
A $500 non-refundable deposit is required.
●Payment plans are available upon request and set up individually.
○Arrangements MUST be made and agreed upon by November 1, 2026
A $500 Scholarship is Available. MUST Apply & Show Need.
Class Size is LIMITED to only 4 students!
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