für ganzheitliche Gesundheit
Yoga Teacher Training
AYUR·YOGA is a holistic path according to the tradition of Krishnamacharya. It focuses on the connection of body, breath, and mind. Special emphasis is laid on adapting yoga practice to the individual. Traditional Yoga philosophy and Yoga application according to western demands are key factors. In AYUR·YOGA the connection with Veda is important and therefore vedic knowledge is integrated in the yoga practice.
The two year part-time teacher training addresses people who want to deepen their own yoga practice and are also keen to teach yoga. The training course is also suitable as continued training for yoga teachers. Apart from the professional expertise as a yoga teacher this training comprises self-reflection and self-oriented development.
The twelve course weekends will take place at AYUR·YOGA Center in Zurich. The two intensive course weeks will take place at a suitable course center in Switzerland. After several examinations and a thesis (diploma) the training participant will receive an AYURmiddot;YOGA teacher diploma. The training is in accordance with the guidelines of the EMR and comprises 320 training hours.
| Management: | Remo Rittiner, Dipl. AYUR·YOGA teacher and therapist |
| Lecturers: | Otto Vogt, Oestopath; Claudis Gugenbühl, Indologist; Klaus König, BDY Yoga teacher; Catherine Felder, Vipassana Meditation instructor |
| Duration: |
Course: 2010/2012: 11 April 2010 till 14 April 2012 |
| Location: | AYUR·YOGA Center, Bleicherweg 45, 8002 Zurich, Switzerland |
| Costs: | CHF 2,250.- per year (18 days plus 3 individual lessons) |
Conditions:
Several years of experience in Yoga practice. Course attendance is obligatory.
Admission:
After a written application a personal interview takes places. Please contact Remo Rittiner: info@ayuryoga.ch or +41 76 565 98 26
Application:
The application is valid after the transfer of the course fee and the accommodation rate to:
AYUR·YOGA, Remo Rittiner, 8873 Amden, PC 80-129969-1
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