ONLINE Try Out: Yoga Teacher Training.
In this online Dru Yoga session you will receive a great overview of the Dru Yoga Teacher Training Course whilst enjoying a nurturing session of Dru Yoga.
Whether you want to train as a Dru Yoga teacher or are seeking to deepen and enrich your own yoga practice this course is the perfect combination of training and self-development.
During this morning session of yoga, you will have the opportunity to meet some of the senior tutors, ask questions and get a real feel for the course.
This deeply transformative in-person 200-hour course is spread over 12 months.
Come and explore the key components of the Dru Yoga teacher training course:
- Activations
- Postures & alignment
- Flowing, dynamic sequences
- The art of deep relaxation
- Pranayama – the science of breath
- Meditation
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Yogic Philosophy
- Course structure & payment plans
- Home study programme.
Interested? Looking forward to seeing you there!
Find out about the new Dru Yoga Teacher Training Course here
We look forward to meeting you soon!
Prices & Booking
Date: 1st February 2023
Time: 7.00pm – 8.30pm
Price: £9.99
Please use the Book Now button to book your place and a senior tutor will contact you prior to the Try Out day to discuss the session.
For further information please contact Joshna Patel
Mob: 07957424381
Email: joshna@druworldwide.com
Dates
Love DRU and that's why I am doing my Teacher training with them. I am truly enjoying the journey inwards so I can be a better person on the outside.
Spirituality of Yoga Course
The spirituality of yoga course and sangha have connected all the dots in my life and have given me a greater sense of connection to my Self and to all the beautiful souls around me.
It has deepened my practice and has also given me ideas about the way I practice; the notes of freedom. Ever since taking the course, I have really begun to understand some elements of myself that I knew I needed to work on – I suppose I have become more aware.
In many ways, the course encouraged me to develop and think about key words to use in class and to incorporate more than just the ‘physical experience of yoga’.
