500 Hour Hatha Yoga Teacher Training In Rishikesh

Open to the countless possibilities that only Rishikesh Yog Sansthan can provide with our world-renowned 500-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh. Rishikesh Yog Sansthan Registered Yoga School in Rishikesh established for yoga teacher training courses in Rishikesh, India where yoga trainees attend residential training of 500 hours of yoga training in India and yoga students comes from various Countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Russia and many other countries.
Join thousands of students from all over the world who have experienced the true meaning of PEACE through our unique and attractive approach to teaching yoga. Whether you are a beginner or advanced in your practice, all yoga practitioners are welcome and encouraged to join this one-month program. This course is created for individuals with aspirations to become yoga teachers but is suitable for anyone wishing to further develop their yoga practice. 

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

To protect the traditional values of Hatha Yoga

To spread the true hatha yoga knowledge

To encourage disease free life.

Training for Yoga lifestyle

OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAM

1. Teaching Process (Theory & Practical subjects)
2. Evaluation process
3. Code of conduct

Outings/ Tours: These are part of the devotional, self realization activities.

1. Ashram visit
2. Ganga arti
3. Kunjapuri
4. Rafting
5. Camping

500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh

03 Dec 2018 to 02 Feb 2018: USD 3400 (500-Hour Certification - Yoga Alliance - RYT 500)

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Yoga Alliance USA Certified 100 Hour, 200 Hour, 300 Hour, 500 Hour Hatha Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh, India. The institution name is brought to show the lifestyle of a "Rishi" means saint that is none other than first yogi "Lord Shiva", with the true climatic changes besides river "Ganga (Ganges)". This devotional place makes the environment and people living in it also devotional. This is the true essence of life as the word, "Ishwara Pranidana" according to Patanjali.