200 Hour Residential
Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training
॥ विन्यासयोग-शिक्षक-प्रशिक्षणम् ॥
॥ Vinyāsa-Yoga-Śikṣaka-Praśikṣaṇam ॥
Mysore India
It's not a retreat,
but an intensive training
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Training in Traditional
Vinyasa Yoga, not a workout
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Limited Students in
Teacher Training
Upcoming Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training Courses
Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training Fee
Fee with Private Accommodations
Early Bird Fee with Private Accommodation
1198 Euros
299 Euros (Reg Fee) + 899 Euros (Course Fee)
Standard Fee with Private Accommodation
1398 Euros
299 Euros (Reg Fee) + 1099 Euros (Course Fee)
Fee with Twin sharing Accommodations
Early Bird Fee with twin sharing Accommodation
998 Euros
199 Euros (Reg Fee) + 799 Euros (Course Fee)
Standard Fee with twin sharing Accommodation
1098 Euros
199 Euros (Reg Fee) + 899 Euros (Course Fee)
What is Early Bird Fee?
A limited number of Early Bird seats are available for each program. As the name suggests, these seats are offered to those who register early and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please note that the Early Bird fee is not determined by a specific date or time period. Once all Early Bird seats have been filled, registrations will automatically continue at the Standard Fee, regardless of how far in advance the registration is made.
We therefore encourage interested participants to register early if they wish to avail themselves of the Early Bird fee.
Why Early Registration Matters
Yoga Teacher Training is not an Amazon shopping cart experience. It is not something you book and simply show up for. The 200-Hour Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training at Samyak is an intensive, immersive, residential process that requires physical stamina, mental steadiness, and readiness to study and reflect.
Early registration is not just about reserving a seat - it is about preparing for the training itself.
Once you register, your journey begins through Samyak Kulam, where you can start preparatory asana practice, guided sessions, and reflective learning. We strongly recommend dedicating at least one hour a day, 5–6 days a week, for a few months before the training begins.
This preparation is not about flexibility or being “advanced,” but about building consistency, endurance, and inner discipline.
Students who register early arrive more grounded, struggle less physically, and are able to absorb the depth of the training more fully.
If you are looking for something casual, recreational, or purely enjoyable without study and commitment, this training may not be the right fit. But if you are willing to prepare sincerely, Samyak will support you from the moment you register - long before you arrive in Mysore.
Early registration is not a formality. It is the first step of your training.
Talk to the Teacher
Book a free online session
Are you considering our 200-Hour Residential Yoga Teacher Training but still have questions? We understand that choosing the right program is important, and we're here to help. Book a 30-minute Zoom meeting with Yogacharya Rakesh, the director of our training program. This one-on-one session is an excellent opportunity to discuss your goals, understand who the course is for, learn how to prepare, and get answers to any other questions you may have. Schedule your appointment today and take the first step towards a transformative yoga journey.
Who can apply?
If you are interested in deepening the practice and possibly planning to take this passion of teaching Vinyasa Yoga as your profession, this course is for you.
Certification
The 200-Hour Intensive Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training certification is accredited by Yoga Alliance
Ashram Life
This residential intensive Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training expects you to be completely dedicated to the practice & and philosophy. If you are just interested in some practice, not serious about the learning, this training is not for you.
Purvabhyasa on Samyak Kulam
Pre & Post Yoga Teacher Training support
Yoga Teacher Training is not a retreat, but intense, professional training and needs preparation before the training.
But then how to prepare before the training begins?
Once the preparation fee is paid, you will get access to Samyak Kulam. This allows you access 'To Purvabhyasa - Preparation for Yoga Teacher Training.
This includes videos, audio files, PDF charts, tips for packing for the training etc. This 'Purvabhyasa' is accessible once the registration fee (preparation fee) is paid. Even after the training, you will have the access to frequent online practice classes, weekly philosophy classes, ask & get motivated with Samyak community of over 4000 + yoga practitioners across the world.
How to Register?
Visit the course details & Select Accommodation
Click on the month of the training. It takes you to choose the accommodation. Choose the accommodation, & submit the registration form before proceeding to check out.
Get access to 'Samyak Kulam' to prepare for training
Once the preparation fee is paid, you will get a confirmation email with all the necessary details of the training. You will access 'Purvabhyasa, on Samyak Kulam app. Start practicing and preparing before the training begins.
Pay the balance &
Book tickets
Start preparing using Purvabhyasa @ samyak kulam. You can pay the remaining balance online. Please send an email for an invoice for the remaining balance. You can pay upon arrival in cash also.
Graduates of Samyak Yoga Teacher Training courses
You can meet the recent graduates of our Yoga Teacher Training Courses, from India and outside India also. This institute is established not only for Europeans. You are treated as a student, not a customer/traveler, but only a seeker.
This ashram is a place for seekers of Yoga who are looking for genuine, authentic Yoga practice and philosophy. See the recent graduates from our courses...
An Awarded Yoga Institute
Over the years, Samyak Yoga has been recognised with honours including Best Yoga Teacher Training Institute and Best Eco-Friendly Yoga Centre.
We are also grateful to have received the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award consitenstly, a recognition shaped by the experiences and reviews shared by students from around the world.
What is Vinyasa Yoga?
Vinyasa Yoga is a dynamic method of practice in which movement, breath and asanas are intelligently connected in a progressive sequence. The approach taught at Samyak draws from the tradition of Sri T. Krishnamacharya and the principles of Vinyasa Krama. Vinyasa is not simply placing different asanas one after another.
Each posture has a way of entering, staying and transitioning, while individual asanas and families of asanas are thoughtfully sequenced to prepare the body and mind for what follows.
This intelligent and progressive approach to sequencing is the essence of Vinyasa Krama.
What is Tristhana Practice?
Triṣṭhāna refers to the three elements that come together in Vinyasa practice: Āsana (posture), breath, and Dṛṣṭi (gaze). Rather than focusing only on the physical posture, these three aspects help bring the body, breath and mind into the practice together.
Āsana relates to Annamaya Kośa (the physical body), breath to Prāṇamaya Kośa (the vital or energetic body), and Dṛṣṭi to Manomaya Kośa (the mental dimension).
With continued practice, this integration creates a foundation for the subtler practices of Bandha, concentration and eventually Dhyāna (meditation).
200 Hour Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training
Course Syllabus in detail
Week-by-Week Journey
Our Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training progresses through four stages - from receiving the knowledge and experiencing it personally to understanding, integrating and finally learning to teach it with confidence.
Arjanā (अर्जन)
Week - 1Accumulation
The first week is about receiving the foundations; establishing your practice while beginning to understand Yoga beyond the asanas.
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The first week is about receiving the foundations — establishing your practice while beginning to understand Yoga beyond the asanas.
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Morning practice of Traditional Vinyasa Yoga
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Introduction to Yoga, its foundations and Yogic life
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Safe and intelligent approaches to practising asanas
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Understanding alignment, variations and the use of props
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Introduction to the art of teaching Yoga
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How to teach asanas to beginners and offer appropriate variations
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Introduction to Pranayama
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Traditional meditation practices
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Introduction to Bhakti Yoga through mantra and Kirtan
Sevanā (सेवन)
Week - 2 Reception
The second week takes you deeper into both practice and teaching, as you begin working more independently with sequencing and class delivery.
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Progressively deeper morning Vinyasa practice
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History and origins of Vinyasa Yoga
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Understanding the principles of Vinyasa Krama
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Learning how to create Vinyasa Yoga sequences
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Developing hands-on adjustment skills
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Tools and techniques for planning and delivering a Yoga class
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Deeper practice of teaching Vinyasa Yoga
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Individual feedback from teachers on your teaching
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Introduction to Yogic Kriyās, including Jala Neti and Trāṭaka
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Continued practice of Pranayama, meditation and Bhakti Yoga
Pāchanā (पाचन)
Week - 3 Digestion
Knowledge needs time to be experienced, reflected upon and integrated. During the third week, greater emphasis is placed on developing your own practice and finding your voice as a teacher.
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Developing a sustainable personal Yoga practice
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Understanding the importance of self-practice in a Yoga teacher's life
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Deeper study of Patañjali's Yoga Sūtras
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Learning to create and teach theme-based Vinyasa classes
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Peer teaching, observation and constructive feedback
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Detailed study of intelligent Vinyasa sequencing
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Developing confidence in adapting sequences for different students
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Advanced Pranayama practices
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Traditional meditation techniques
Pāthanā (पाठन)
Week - 4 Teaching Practice
The final week is about bringing everything together; your practice, knowledge, communication and ability to guide others.
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Teaching longer Vinyasa Yoga classes
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Developing confidence and presence as a Yoga teacher
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Yoga ethics and the responsibilities of a teacher
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Study of Chakras, Nāḍīs and Kośas and their relevance to Yoga
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Continued practice of Yogic Kriyās
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Exploring different approaches and modules within Vinyasa Yoga
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Introduction to Mantras; pronunciation, meaning and classification
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Advanced practice guidance and individual feedback
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Final teaching practice and assessment
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Personal feedback on your practice and teaching journey
Teacher Training Approach
At Samyak Yoga, the entire Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training Course is designed following the Vinyasa Yoga Tradition.
If you are looking for fitness-based Vinyasa Flow or some dance form-based modern flow practices in the name of Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training, this course is not for you.
During Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training, we work on practising the traditional Vinyasa Yoga as it is.
Course Fee Includes: -
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Pre and Post - Yoga Teacher Training Support on Samyak Kulam App
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Transportation from Bangalore Airport
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Accommodation
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Ayurveda-based Food
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Tuition and training in Traditional Vinyasa Yoga
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Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training Manual
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One Samyak Yoga Yogic Clothing
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One Jalaneti Kit
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Yoga Journal (Sadhana Darpana) and a pen
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WiFi Facility
Course Fee Excludes: -
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Transportation at the end of the training
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Your possible shopping in Mysore city :)
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Any Ayurveda treatments you take after consultation at Samyak Ayurveda
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Laundry
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Other essentials if needed such as soaps, shampoo etc.
Dinacaryā (दिनचर्या)
Tentative Time-Table
06:00 am - 07:30 am - Traditional Vinyasa Yoga Practice
07:30 am - 08:30 am - Pranayama & Meditation Practices
08:30 am - 09:30 am - Breakfast Break
09:30 am - 10:45 am - Yoga Philosophy Sessions
10:45 am - 11:00 am - Herbal Drink Break
11:00 am - 12:00 pm - Asana Clinic
12:00 pm - 01:00 pm - Teaching Methodology
01:00 pm - 04:00 pm - Lunch Break
04:00 pm - 5:30 pm - Asana Clinic & Theme Based Practices
05:30 pm - 06:00 pm - Break
06:00 pm - 07:00 pm - Yoga Anatomy, Ayurveda & Kirtans
07:00 pm - 08:00 pm - Dinner
08:00 pm - 09:30 pm - Svadhyaya (Self-study time)
09:30 pm - Lights off
Your Teachers in Training
At Samyak Yoga, our teaching team is a blend of tradition and modern clarity. Each teacher has lived the yogic path through years of study in Gurukulas and daily practice, bringing depth, precision, and heart into every class.
Together, they offer not just techniques but the spirit of yoga - rooted in wisdom, refined by experience, and shared with joy.
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Yogacharya Rakesh
Director, Samyak Yoga
Dr. Meghana Narayana
Director, Samyak Ayurveda
Nagendra Hegde
Lead Yoga Teacher
Siddappa Hebasur
Lead Yoga Teacher
Jaiprakash Singh
Lead Yoga Teacher
Chinmaya Kashyapa
Lead Yoga Teacher
Yoga Alliance and Certification Process
This Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training is Yoga Alliance-certified 200-Hour yoga teacher training. The course structure follows standards set by Yoga Alliance.
To complete the course, you will have to pass the examination. After successfully completing the training, you will be a 'Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT)."
Is it possible that one might not get the certificate?
Your participation, seeking approach towards knowledge is a basic requirement to be a student. You might not receive the certification If you miss more than three sessions (not three days) during the training. In this case, you will get the participation certification, not the teacher training certificate. You will have time to rework and complete the assignments to receive the 'Yoga Teacher Certification.'
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Have Questions Before You Join?
From arrival and airport transfers to accommodation, food, laundry, days off, what to bring, certification and more; we have answered the practical questions students most often ask before coming to Samyak.
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