300 Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training

Completion of all coursework leads to 500 Hour Certification

 

Our next Advanced Training will be held September 2025 - December 2026 at Tribalance in Schaumburg, IL

Flyer coming soon! 

 

The 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training is designed for those who have completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training and wish to deepen their expertise. Upon completion, participants earn a 500-hour certification. The program includes 270 contact hours and 50 non-contact hours, focusing on refining teaching skills, sequencing, energetics, yoga philosophy and therapeutic yoga.

 

Key Areas of Study:

  • Teaching & Sequencing: Improve alignment, sequencing strategies, and teaching techniques, including verbal, visual, and hands-on instruction.
  • Energetics & Restorative: Deepen knowledge of pranayama, prana vayus, chakras, and relaxation techniques.
  • Philosophy & Meditation: Explore classical yoga philosophy, yoga psychology, koshas, and meditation techniques.
  • Adaptation & Special Populations: Learn to modify practices for conditions like back pain, seniors, cancer, anxiety, pregnancy, and more.
  • Advanced Anatomy: Study myofascial connections and their role in intelligent movement.
  • Yoga for Strength & Stability®: Incorporate natural movement into yoga for joint stability and functional strength.

 

This training helps yoga teachers expand their career opportunities, specialize in teaching private lessons and workshops, and refine their ability to work with diverse student needs.

 

 

 

What You Will Learn:

  • Deepen your understanding and practice of asana, pranayama, meditation
  • Boost confidence in your teaching by gaining mastery in body reading, verbal instruction, visual demonstration and manual adjustments
  • Effective, inspiring and intelligent approaches to Sequencing
  • Yoga Therapeutics and the ability to adapt and modify the practice of yoga for students with common conditions and special populations: back, hip and shoulder issues; depression, cancer, prenatal, seniors and more
  • Energetics of the Subtle Body: Koshas, Chakras, Prana Vayus, and Earth Elements
  • Yoga's most revered texts - the Yoga Sutras, The Bhagavad Gita, The Upanishads and the Hatha Yoga Pradipika
  • How to integrate yoga philosophy and the principles of Ayurveda into your daily life, personal practice and teaching
  • Develop a yoga career teaching private lessons, workshops and specialized classes

 

 

 

What Makes Our Advanced Training Different:

  • Established in 2006, we have earned a highly-respected, national reputation and many of our graduates have become recognized experts and leaders in Yoga.
  • Learn from master-level senior teachers, a certified yoga therapist (C-IAYT), a physical therapist and anatomy expert. We have been training yoga teachers to become experts in their field for over 18 years.
  • Receive individualized attention in our small training classes.
  • We help you develop your teaching style to set your teaching apart.

 

 

 

“In the Prairie Yoga Advanced Teacher Training, I was introduced to therapeutic techniques and gentle applications of yoga.  I learned how to modify yoga poses for students who have limitations and who are in pain. With so much emphasis on vinyasa and fitness style yoga, I saw a real need to offer classes for students who are unable to take regular classes due to illness or injury.  I decided to open my own studio with the intention to teach classes with a focus on the students’ individual needs.  I opened with 3 classes a week.  Three years later, we have grown to 11 classes a week with 7 teachers, 4 are Prairie Yoga teachers.  Many students attend classes regularly to help manage pain and to stay active.  We have 4 gentle classes a week and they are the most popular classes at the studio. I am deeply grateful for the knowledge and experience I gained through my training at Prairie Yoga.  I’m honored to be able to help students reduce or eliminate pain with yoga and I’m proud to be a part of the Prairie Yoga community.” ~ Tracy Caracciolo