Kevala Yoga’s teacher trainings are designed for aspiring teachers and dedicated practitioners who want to deepen their understanding of Yoga, strengthen their personal practice, and explore the teachings with greater depth.
Rooted in traditional yogic wisdom and supported by modern anatomy, biomechanics, and practical teaching methodology, each training offers a balance of study, practice, and hands-on learning - whether your intention is to teach or simply deepen your own journey in Yoga.

Rooted in traditional yogic wisdom and supported by modern anatomy, biomechanics, and teaching methodology, Kevala Yoga’s 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training offers a comprehensive study of Yoga beyond the physical postures.
Designed for aspiring teachers and dedicated practitioners, the training explores asana, pranayama, meditation, philosophy, classical scriptures, subtle-body practices, sequencing, and the art of teaching.
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Embrace yoga not just as a subject, but as a lived experience - grounded in tradition, guided with purpose, and shared with integrity.

A specialty training exploring the use of wall ropes to support alignment, stability, mobility, strength, and a deeper understanding of asana.
Through practical study and guided teaching methodology, participants learn how ropes can be used to assist, challenge, and adapt postures for different bodies and levels of experience.
Designed for yoga teachers and dedicated practitioners who want to expand their understanding of alignment, therapeutic application, and intelligent use of props.

A specialty teacher training rooted in traditional Indian movement and strength practices, integrating Yoga, mobility, conditioning, bodyweight training, and traditional weighted tools.
The training explores how these practices can be used to develop strength, stability, coordination, endurance, and body awareness, while learning how to teach them safely and progressively.
Designed for yoga teachers, movement professionals, and dedicated practitioners who want to expand their understanding of strength-based practice and explore a more traditional approach to physical conditioning.