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Private, self-paced yoga teacher training

Sharpen your skills, or prepare to teach trainings of your own.

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Pay-as-you-go, in person with me at my home studio in Vancouver, or on Zoom.

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Personal yoga training can be geared as a preparation to teach your first yoga training course, covering teaching methodology,

course planning and up-levelling your competence in asana, anatomy, humanities, meditation and more.

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We will discuss your interests in yoga, what you would like to concentrate on to improve your practice and teaching.

We'll then create the schedule that works for you and complete your training at your own pace, live or on Zoom.

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$80 per hour.

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Contact me at danielclement7@gmail.com

and let me know your fields of interest,

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• Live classroom hours plus offline assignments and practice teaching

• Increase your teaching confidence on and offline

• Choose to focus on "electives" you are interested in

• Explore Alignment, Yin, Restorative and Rehabilitative forms of yoga

• Learn to teach Yoga Nidra and meditation.

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Tools for the course:

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Zoom-enabled device

Fish-eye clip-on lens for your laptop

2 yoga blocks, 2 straps, one rectangular bolster

Stable internet connection

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Required reading

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Open Source Yoga - Practice and Teaching

by Daniel Clement

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Additional reading:

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Siddhartha - Hesse

The Upanishads -  Easwaran

The Bhagavad Gita - Easwaran

Yoga for Arthritis - Fishman/Saltonstall

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Cypress, a student of both 200 and 300-hour courses says:

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"I’ve attended both the 200 and 300 hr YTT. The most simple way I can describe the difference is this; The 200 hr was a reveal of the vast amount of knowledge that exists regarding teaching Yoga. The 300 hr was a personal exploration of that knowledge. There are many subjects involved in the 200 hr. There can only be so much time spent on each one, so you’re really only getting a taste of the knowledge that exists around teaching Yoga. The 300 hr had the foundations of the 200 hr to jump off from, and it felt like we got into the material a lot faster. What I learned in the 200 was refreshed in my mind while doing the 300, and I was able to pick and choose which bits were important to me and what I wanted to hold on to in my teaching. Having some teaching experience in between gave me an idea of what i lacked or still wanted to expand on. Even though we were all learning the same material the 300 hr felt more personal in that way - I already had an idea of what I was looking for. The 300 hr solidified my confidence in teaching and i would definitely recommend it to anyone who is teaching yoga and feels like they haven't found their groove yet."

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