100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh India

Course Overview

Our 100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training Course is best for those who wants to be independent, fearless and autonomous. It is the path of self-discipline and practice. Our 100 hour raja yoga teacher training course includes eight branches i.e. Yama, Niyama, Asana,  Pranayama, Prayathara, Dharana, Dhyan, Samadhi. This is the traditional form of yoga which suits all age groups.

Dates 100 Hour Raja YTTC

Course Name Course Date Course Style Book Your Seats
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 13th September to 24th September 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 25th September to 6th October 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 8th October to 19th October 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 20th October to 31st October 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 1st November to 12th November 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 13th November to 24th November 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 1st December to 12th December 2018 Raja Yoga
100 Hour Raja Yoga Teacher Training 13th December to 24th December 2018 Raja Yoga

Daily Schedule

6:00 AM

Shatkarma, Pranayama, Mudras, Meditation

7:30 AM

Tea
Break

8:00 AM

Raja Yoga
Class

9:30 AM

Light
Breakfast

10:00 AM

Break

11:00 AM

Anatomy
Class

12:00 PM

Philosophy
Class

1:00 PM

Lunch & Karma
Yoga

2:00 PM

Break & Self-Study Time

3:00 PM

Alignment\Adjustment Class

4:00 PM

Raja Yoga/Everest Yoga Multi Style

5:30 PM

Partner
Relaxation

6:00 PM

Special Class/Meditation

7:00 PM

Dinner

9:00 PM

Lights
Off

NOTE: Schedule might change due to the season, course and any update in the syllabus. Please keep yourself free for any additional classes during the course.

Course Syllabus

Yoga is a spiritual and ascetic discipline, a part of which, including breath control, simple meditation and the adoption of specific bodily postures, is widely practiced for health and relaxation.

Well, it could be practiced as a career. To make it a career, Everest yoga Institute (EYI) has a predefined curriculum which meets the Yoga Alliance standards. Our teachers are qualified to train the trainees. We believe in imparting education which is in depth and provides valuable information to the trainees.

We teach our students a beginner – level asana class which is safe and correct. We teach them correct alignment and explain them common misalignments and contraindications for dozens of poses. We also explain the various physical and mental benefits for various types of poses and prepared them to offer modifications of each asana for students with injuries, elderly students and specific needs.

The special part of curriculum is ‘’Supplemental Training’’ which not only provides the knowledge in a particular field but also develops interest in a specific area.

Also CPR, RICE theory and First Aid is an integral part of our training. In order to meet yoga alliance standards we provide a minimum of 4 hours on business aspects of teaching yoga.

In order to provide in depth knowledge to our trainees we have 95 contact hours and 05 non-contact hours. This course is for those who find it difficult to spend a month for the course. They can come for 15 days first for this course and afterwards can join for next 15 days to complete 200 hrs course.

Contact hours: These are the hours which take place in the physical presence of the faculty member.

Non-contact hours: These are the hours of learning that occur without a faculty member presence. In non-contact hours we encourage our students analyze different case studies/ attend webinars on yoga/ written assignments on yoga related topics/ preparing lesson plan for a specific or general class.

We also provide a minimum of 6 hours to each of our trainee to actively practice teaching as a lead instructor.

100 Hour Detailed Syllabus

Our standards: 95 Contact hours and 05 Non Contact hours

Yoga Module 1: Asanas (40 Hours)

  • Know the warm up and cool down techniques to prevent injuries
  • RICE theory
  • Spinal Movements
  • Techniques and Alignment in asanas
  • Hatha Yoga
  • Ashtanga Primary Series
  • Multistyle (Animal Yoga, yoga with props etc)

Yoga Module 2: Shatkarmas (05 Hours)

  • Objectives of detoxification
  • Correct methods and precautions of Shatkarams
  • Jal Neti & Sutra Neti
  • Kunjal
  • Kapal bhati
  • Mind Detoxification

Yoga Module 3: Pranayama, Mudra and Bandhas (05 hours)

  • Breathing techniques
  • Nadi shodhan
  • Bhastrika
  • Brahmari
  • Sheetkari
  • Ujjayi
  • Jnana mudra
  • Chin mudra
  • Shambhavi Mudra
  • Nasikagra Drishti
  • Jalandhar bandh
  • Uddiyan bandh
  • Mula bandha
  • Mahabandh

Yoga Module 4: Meditation (05 hours)

  • Objectives of meditation
  • Chakra circuit meditation
  • Mantra Chanting
  • Yog Nindra

Yoga Module 5: Human Anatomy: (10 hours)

Unit 1: Breathing and Exchange of Gases
  • Respiratory system in humans
  • Mechanism of breathing and its regulation in humans
  • Exchange of gases &Transport of gases
  • Regulation of respiration
  • Respiratory volume
  • Disorders related to respiration – asthma, COPD
  • Breathing in relation to spinal movements.
  • Hypopressive technique
  • Effect of Mantra Chanting on Breathing
  • Bohr’s effect and understand the role of CO2 in deep breathing.
Unit 2: Neural Control and Coordination
  • Neuron and nerves
  • Nervous system in humans – CNS, PNS & ANS
  • Generation and conduction of nerve impulse
  • Reflex action
  • Sensory perception
  • Sense organs
  • Neuroplasticity.
  • Connection of Stress and ANS
  • Different states of brain and meditation
  • Are you sympathetic or parasympathetic?
Unit 3: Skeletal System
  • Bone: Concept, Number, Gross anatomy & Physiology, & Functions
  • Bone Cells: Concept, Types & their Functions
  • Synovial Joints: Concept, types & their features
  • Spine: Gross Anatomy & Physiology and Functions
  • Spine related ailments and different asanas to cure them
  • Yoga; its connection to stem cell trafficking from bone marrow
  • Synovial Fluid: Can Yoga regenerate it?
  • Role of calcium and Vitamin D3
  • Misalignment of spine and its correction
  • Effect of Yoga on Bone/Skeletal System

Yoga Module 6: Yoga Theory and Philosophy (10 hours)

  • Origin, meaning and definition of Yog
  • Types of Yog: Gyan, Bhakti, Karma and Mantra Yog
  • Ashtanga yoga
  • Eight folds of Buddha
  • Three doshas, Three Prakritis
  • Pranic body (Koshas and five major pranas)
  • Five elements theory
  • Four Ashrams of Vedic Life
  • Chakras: prakriti of chakras, elements in chakras
  • Relationship between Hatha Yoga and Raj Yoga

Yoga Module 7: Teaching Methodology: (12 hours)

  • Teaching learning styles
  • Characteristics of good teacher
  • Student – teacher relationship
  • Assessment
  • Lesson planning, principles of lesson planning, theme based lessons
  • The art of instructing during teaching practices
  • Class and student management
  • Business aspects of Yoga

Yoga Module 8: Practicum: (05 hours)

  • Practice teaching as the lead instructor
  • Receiving and giving feedback & improvement
  • Observing others teaching
  • Assisting students while someone else is teaching

Yoga Module 9: Supplemental Training: (03 hours)

  • Diet
  • Self transformation programe
  • Laughter yoga.