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RYT 200 Teacher Training
Program Description

RYT 500 Teacher Training Program Description

Course Dates and Logistics

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RYT 500 Teacher Training Program Description

Yoga Study Program With Teacher Certification:
Continuing Education after completion of the RYT 200 program

We will embark on this new journey and proceed together towards our goal of completing this next level of submersion in the study of Yoga. Expert guests will be sharing their knowledge with us. This program will be of interest to those persons wishing to further their lifetime committment of Yoga study and practice. The course material will provide ample opportunity for svadyaya pravacane ca! We teach as we are!

The 500HR-RYT program will be an additional 300 hours of study for persons who have completed any 200HR program. Classes will be conducted on Saturdays or Sundays twice monthly and, if we follow this format, the duration of the program will be two years. There could also be opportunities to have special two day weekend workshops from time to time which would shorten the overall course time. There will be plenty of make up times, as it's hard to avoid missing a day and weather may cause cancellations.

The fee for the program is $54 per diem. To enroll in this program send a letter of intent indicating where you did your 200HR program and what further studies you may have completed along with a deposit of $108.

For further information please contact Diane at FrogPond.

Namaste.

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Also Included in 500 RYT program:

Classes on Yoga and Vedanta
with Dr Bijoy Misra, High-Tech Yoga Institute, Certified Teacher

An advanced yoga-training course in eighteen classes over 2 years.
Each session of two hours duration meets once a month
Tests (a course essay and oral) May/Jun of the 2nd year.

See Course Dates page for scheduling details

Please click here for the full list of required texts.

Class schedule:

First year: Fundamentals

1. What’s Mind – Eastern and Western View
2. What’s Cognition – Eastern and Western View
3. What’s Life – Eastern and Western View
4. Survey of the upanisadic literature
5. Upanisadic  Literature – continued
6. Q and A and discussion on the material covered (short essay test)
7. Bhagavadgita – What it’s and why it’s an important text
8. Yoga through the Gita
9. Student reading of literature, practice oral presentation.

Second year:  Patanjali’s Yogasuutram

1. Introduction, Book 1, Suutras   1 - 25
2. Book 1, Suutras 26 - end Book 1, Q&A, discussion
3. Book 2, Suutras   1 - 30
4. Book 2, Suutras 31 - end Book 2, Q&A, discussion, Essay assignment
5. Book 3, Suutras   1 - 30
6. Book 3, Suutras 31 – end Book 3, Q&A, discussion, topic for oral presentation
7. Book 4, Suutras   1-30
8. Book 4, Suutras 31 – end Book 4, Q&A, discussion
9. Course completion, discussion, oral presentations

Final essay due for graduation.

Books:  Any text on Bhagavadgita and Yogasuutram is OK.  You need Sanskrit text
and Roman transliteration.  Other books and readings would be recommended
in the first class.

Prerequisites:  Three years of yoga training and contemplation.  A year of teaching
would be useful.  Knowledge of some Sanskrit would help, though not required.

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Frog Pond Yoga Centre    shantidiane@verizon.net        978.464.5863       © Frog Pond Yoga Centre 2010