Also online training is great for introverts… they don’t have to engage too deeply in the discussions and conversations. Can keep it surface level with everybody. No unnecessary closeness and icky fake friendships.
This makes me SOOO happy with the training school I went to. I got so much more than what you said was missing. It took lots of research to find a school I jived with but I'm so glad I did it. My instructors were awesome.
This is my first time hearing about online training for some reason, and my mind is blown. Thank you for sharing your experience! I think this is a great opportunity to grow your own skill set.
Excellent video! This video couldn't have come at a better time as I'm currently debating whether to sign up for an online yoga teacher training! This video is so helpful so thank you for sharing!!
Thanks Liv. On your recommendation I took YWC 200 hrs RYTT. It was the best thing that happened to me in this lockdown 👌. Thanks for recommending. Teachers were experienced & dedicated, course schedule was thorough, very responsive, homework system worked perfect, live teaching was strictly monitored & rated. Overall nothing I could ask more. 🙏
I'm a final year Chiropractic student and would love to do yoga teacher training to go alongside that. Unsure whether I'd like to go down the online/in person route yet!
This is so helpful! Thank you. I have been looking at House of Om Online course (as I can't go out to Bali), has anyone here done theirs at House of Om online?
This question could indeed be incorporated within training, perhaps? At least, if nothing else, just to touch on cultural appropriation of ‘Yoga’ and explore this. Very deep and rich enquiry to bring into our yoga practices. My first thoughts on this were ‘intention’. Next - origins and meaning of yoga. Recuperation comes to mind - how something authentic is taken and sold back to us in it’s shadow form. I comprehend this to mean - the life taken out of it. I have said for years that in the west we eat this beautiful fruit and as the sweet, juices trickle down our chins, we enjoy this consumption. The problem being that the seed (bija) has been taken out of the fruit. So, if our intention is to honour this traditional Indian system (India does not have a monopoly on what we call ‘yoga’ but much of what we draw from comes from a system created within India) and we make every effort to truly learn the traditional practices of yoga, deepening our knowledge, are we then Culturally appropriating this Indian System of Yoga? Just this one question deserves a 200 hour course. If we don’t want to join the long western cultural line of ‘I want one - consumerism’. Hopefully even those of us who start off on the wrong foot - guided by the US Well Being Industry - with patience, study, practice and time we can change our step. Om Namah Shivai 🙏🏽
If you're thinking about doing a 200hr YTT, you're going to want to watch this video next: ua-cam.com/video/M5g7jKeHu8w/v-deo.html
Thank you Liv! You made me realize that I want to do an offline training and also a bit down the line, when I'm more consistent with my own practice.
I've been considering whether to take a second YTT in 2021, and this was super helpful - thanks Liv!! :-)
Also online training is great for introverts… they don’t have to engage too deeply in the discussions and conversations. Can keep it surface level with everybody. No unnecessary closeness and icky fake friendships.
This makes me SOOO happy with the training school I went to. I got so much more than what you said was missing. It took lots of research to find a school I jived with but I'm so glad I did it. My instructors were awesome.
This is my first time hearing about online training for some reason, and my mind is blown. Thank you for sharing your experience! I think this is a great opportunity to grow your own skill set.
They’ve really increased in popularity this year due to lockdowns but have existed for longer!
Excellent video! This video couldn't have come at a better time as I'm currently debating whether to sign up for an online yoga teacher training! This video is so helpful so thank you for sharing!!
I agree! I'm also currently considering it and this video is very helpful.
Really glad it helped!
Thank you for this. Great video, you've made it very interesting and covered a huge base.
Ty this was helpful! I've been wanting to take one this year while I'm at home with my newborn.
So thanks friend, very genuine answer awasome video
Thanks for the video! I will sign up with yoga with carson academy :)
Best of luck with your training!
thank you online teacher training is the only option i have because my country doesnt have a really have ayoga community.
I want learn everything about yoga but not necessarily want to be a teacher… What’s your advice on how to do this please? 🌞
I'd love to hear your thoughts on online yoga teacher trainings. Do you think they're a good idea??
Thanks Liv. On your recommendation I took YWC 200 hrs RYTT. It was the best thing that happened to me in this lockdown 👌. Thanks for recommending.
Teachers were experienced & dedicated, course schedule was thorough, very responsive, homework system worked perfect, live teaching was strictly monitored & rated. Overall nothing I could ask more. 🙏
Ah I’m so glad you had such a great experience! Congrats on your new qualification! 🥳
Can you recommend which online training you exactly took? Thanks
Yes please let us know which online YTT you took!
I'm a final year Chiropractic student and would love to do yoga teacher training to go alongside that. Unsure whether I'd like to go down the online/in person route yet!
That will be such a helpful educational background for it! I hope you thoroughly enjoy whichever option you chose! 🙏🏼
Thank u so much! 😘
I don’t know why you’re not as popular as you should be 🙏💙 I’m sure you have quality over quantity subscribers anyway 💯👌
Hi! Great information. Can you please provide the information or link to the name of where you did your online Yoga training? Thank you!
Taking online yoga TTC soon in September
Liked your video 👍🏼
GOOD JOB DEAR
This is so helpful! Thank you. I have been looking at House of Om Online course (as I can't go out to Bali), has anyone here done theirs at House of Om online?
do they make you (at Carson) post your homework poses on youtube publicly to be graded or is it sent in privately ?
I would like to know this too! Great question!
Privately!
Cultural appropriation? Isn't the entirety of yoga in the west appropriated? We can't really do much about it.
This question could indeed be incorporated within training, perhaps?
At least, if nothing else, just to touch on cultural appropriation of ‘Yoga’ and explore this.
Very deep and rich enquiry to bring into our yoga practices.
My first thoughts on this were ‘intention’.
Next - origins and meaning of yoga.
Recuperation comes to mind - how something authentic is taken and sold back to us in it’s shadow form. I comprehend this to mean - the life taken out of it.
I have said for years that in the west we eat this beautiful fruit and as the sweet, juices trickle down our chins, we enjoy this consumption.
The problem being that the seed (bija) has been taken out of the fruit.
So, if our intention is to honour this traditional Indian system (India does not have a monopoly on what we call ‘yoga’ but much of what we draw from comes from a system created within India) and we make every effort to truly learn the traditional practices of yoga, deepening our knowledge, are we then
Culturally appropriating this Indian System of Yoga?
Just this one question deserves a 200 hour course. If we don’t want to join the long western cultural line of ‘I want one - consumerism’.
Hopefully even those of us who start off on the wrong foot - guided by the US Well Being Industry - with patience, study, practice and time we can change our step.
Om Namah Shivai 🙏🏽