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200 hr Yoga Teacher Training - MODULE B
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200 hr Yoga Teacher Training - MODULE B

200 hr Yoga Teacher Training - Online (MOD B - Foundational Asanas, Teaching Methodology, Sequencing Principles & more)
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • History & Roots of Yoga | Explore the origins of yoga and its evolution from ancient India to modern practice.
  • Eight Limbs of Yoga (Ashtanga Yoga) | Understand the full yogic path beyond postures.
  • Yoga Sutras of Patanjali | Learn core sutras and how to apply them in daily life and teaching.
  • Yogic Lifestyle & Ethics | Yamas, Niyamas, conscious living, and ethical teaching principles.
  • Philosophy in Modern Life | Learn how ancient wisdom translates into today’s world.
  • Pranayama Techniques | Learn classical breathing practices and how to apply them safely.
  • Breath & Nervous System Regulation | Understand how breath influences mental and emotional states.
  • Meditation Practices | Learn how to meditate, different meditation styles, and their benefits.
  • Bandhas (Energy Locks) | Learn the energetic and physical engagement of bandhas.
  • Mudras | Understand how hand gestures influence prana and mental focus.
  • Chakras & Nadis | Introduction to subtle body anatomy and energetic pathways.
  • Mantra & Sound | Explore vibration, chanting, and their impact on mind and awareness.
  • Foundational & Intermediate Asanas | Learn postures with alignment, safety, and awareness.
  • Asana Breakdown | How to enter, hold, modify, and exit postures safely.
  • Contraindications & Injury Prevention | Learn who should not do certain postures and why.
  • Modifications & Variations | Adapt postures for different bodies and abilities.
  • Practice-Based Learning | Experience guided classes to see how theory translates into practice.
  • Functional Yoga Anatomy | Understand muscles, joints, and movement patterns.
  • Spinal Health & Postural Awareness | Learn safe movement principles.
  • Breathing Mechanics | Diaphragm, lungs, and respiratory anatomy.
  • Applied Anatomy | Use anatomy knowledge to improve teaching and prevent injury.
  • Anatomy for Real Bodies | Teach safely across different ages, abilities, and conditions.
  • How to Teach a Yoga Class | Learn structure, pacing, and class flow.
  • Effective Cueing & Communication | Verbal, visual, and energetic cues.
  • Class Sequencing Principles | Build safe, intelligent sequences for different goals.
  • Ethics of Yoga Teaching | Boundaries, responsibility, and integrity.
  • Inclusive Teaching | Creating safe spaces for diverse bodies and backgrounds.
  • Ayurveda | Understand the sister science of yoga.
  • Doshas & Elements | Learn how body types influence practice and lifestyle.
  • Yoga as a Career | Teaching online, in studios, retreats, and workshops.

Course content

10 sections53 lectures12h 36m total length
  • Starting Module B2:33

    Welcome to Module B - Teaching Fundamentals

    Congratulations on completing Module A! Well done on all your hard work and effort so far!

    This module has two main aims.

    • To help you to develop a self-practice

    • To help you to make the transition from being a student to being a safe and authentic yoga teacher

    The course content gives you the structure and support to develop all of the components of a traditional yoga class.

    Note that you still have access to all of the content from Module A as an aid to building up your self practice and as a reference. You also have access to the community forum as well as the continued support of all of the teachers as you continue your training.

    As you move into Module B it is important not to lose momentum and the discipline you have built up so far. In order to maintain this, try to keep the goals you have for your training in mind. Here are some study tips for you as move into Module B and towards course completion.

    Developing Your Personal Practice

    To get you started, it is helpful to get into the following daily habits:

    • Begin to build up a Chanting, Pranayama & Meditation and Asana practice, at a time that suits you.

    • Initially, practice along with the videos, and then begin to develop your own self practice in these areas. A couple of times a week, turn off your computer completely, just using your chanting sheet and a print out of the Asana sequence.

    • Continue writing your spiritual diary

    • Practice saying the names of the asana out loud as you read along from the Self Practice Series sheet.

    • Download the mantra chants, asana names and other content to your mobile devices

    • Allow a period of daily study time of new material, review of old material and completing activity and other class related work.


    Follow your plan

    Keep coming back to your plan, reviewing once a week to check your progress, and adjusting timelines according.


    Practice, practice, practice (and then practice again!)

    You will be hearing the “P” word a lot! It is the most important aspect of becoming a confident, safe and authentic teacher. We recommend working through the training content step by step. For example, with the deconstruction videos, you can use the video content in a number of ways:

    • Initially, just watch each video again (and again!).

    • Watch the video, following along with the relevant pages from the Asana Handbook

    • Practice along with the video

    • Verbally cue along with the teacher

    • Turn the sound down and cue yourself as you move through the practice.

    • Practice with some or all of your group (see the next section)


    Stepping into the Teaching Role

    As you continue your daily practice, begin to think about making the transition from being a student to taking on the role of the teacher. You can begin to do this in the following ways:

    • Use your own warm up set over and over so that you become familiar with the cues, thinking about the direction you should be facing etc.

    • Turn down the sound and practice cueing Surya Namaskar, and similarly for the asana you will be teaching in your section of the class.

    • Start to use the ‘Teaching Series Asana Practice’ more frequently

    • Begin to cue yourself out loud as you are moving through your asana practice

    • Begin to work with your colleagues on the training. Head over to the Community Forum and see if anyone would like to join you. Begin to build up and practice these elements and get feedback from your colleagues if you are practicing together:

      • Mantra & Pranayama

      • Warm ups

      • Tadasana & Surya Namaskar A & B

      • Teaching of asana

      • Closing Savasana

    It is important to practice the modifications and using the props for each of the asana and begin to do this in your own self practice also.

    We hope you will enjoy working through the content. Remember, if you have any questions at any time please let us know through the community forum.


    Love & light,

    Tony and all of the Himalaya Yoga Valley team

  • Overview of Module B3:01
  • Wellness Business Toolkit0:24
  • Module B Training Manual - Teaching Fundamentals0:03

    You can download the Module B manual from the 'Resources' link. Happy reading!

  • Asana Handbook0:04

    Your asana handbook contains a review of all class components with an overview of cues, modifications and physical adjustments.

  • Teaching Series Asana Sheet0:08

    Have a look at the 34 yoga asana (postures) that you will learn to teach. Download the asana sheet in the Downloads section. These asana form the basis of the remainder of your course.

  • Teaching Series Asana Practice1:42:05

    This is a video of the "Teaching Series" based on the asana in the 'Teaching Series Asana Sheet' from the previous section. The class contains all the elements of a traditional yoga class. It gives you an idea of how to cue each of the asana, incorporating modifications and use of props. Begin to use this video a few times a week so you become familiar with the cues and asana in the 'Teaching Series'.

  • Deconstruction of the Teaching Series & Teaching Offline1:24:31

    This video gives you some additional pointers on teaching all 34 of the "Teaching Series" asana. It also gives you an idea of how you would teach these asana in a face-to-face studio setting. There are some references to 'Classroom Management' which will be covered in the 'Teaching Principles' section later in this module.

Requirements

  • We suggest one year of practising yoga before you enroll, however, it is not mandatory.

Description

Welcome to the 200-Hour Online Yoga Teacher Training by Himalaya Yoga Valley, one of India’s most established yoga schools. With two decades of experience, global alumni, and both in-person and online training formats, our school is trusted by thousands of students worldwide.

This course is for anyone seeking personal transformation through yoga or aspiring to become a Certified Teacher (RYT 200).

Our training is taught by subject matter experts in their respective fields—unlike many programs where one or two teachers cover all topics. Each area—philosophy, anatomy, asana, and methodology—is led by senior faculty with deep expertise and decades of experience.

Before enrolling, please watch the course video and read the full course description.
Note: The Udemy enrolment fee does not include the Yoga Alliance certification pathway or live class access.


Course Structure

The training is divided into two parts. Completion of both is mandatory for certification.

Module A – Foundational Knowledge & Theory

Includes:

  • Downloadable Training Manuals (PDF) for each lecture

  • Yoga Anatomy & Physiology – Understand movement, joint safety, breath anatomy, and the nervous system

  • History & Styles of Yoga – Study classical and contemporary lineages and how they shaped modern yoga

  • Yoga Philosophy – Explore core texts, the Eight Limbs of Yoga, and the evolution of yogic thought

  • Pranayama & Meditation – Learn traditional techniques and how to integrate them into teaching and personal practice

  • Introductory Practice Classes

  • Self-paced learning with quizzes and reflection prompts


Module B – Teaching Practice & Application

Includes:

  • Downloadable Training Manuals (PDF) for each lecture

  • Foundational Asana Library – Learn alignment, cues, modifications, benefits, contraindications, and Sanskrit names for 30+ essential postures

  • Teaching Methodology – Learn the art of cueing, adjusting, and sequencing with integrity

  • Sequencing Principles – Build safe, effective classes for diverse student needs

  • Live Practice Classes – Apply your learning and receive guidance in real-time

  • Bandhas, Mudras, and Subtle Body Principles

  • Business of Yoga – Ethics, professional readiness, and launching your teaching journey

  • Final Quiz and Teaching Evaluation


Optional Certification & Live Component (additional €200 EUR)

To become a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) with Yoga Alliance, you’ll need to enroll in our Live Access & Certification Bundle, which includes:

  • 3-Month Access to Live Online Studio – Participate in weekly live classes in asana, anatomy, and Ayurveda to complete your mandatory 30 hr live classes

  • Yoga Alliance Certification – Issued by Himalaya Yoga Valley (Registered Yoga School)

  • Yoga Business Coaching Calls – One live business coaching call per month with our Marketing Team Leaders.

  • 3-Month Membership to Ālaya Yoga Online – Unlimited live and on-demand yoga classes

  • Assignments and Teaching Assessment Review

To opt in, please reach out to applications@yogagoaindia.com.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone and everyone who practise yoga or are interested in teaching yoga.