Get familiar with the grooves of training! Meet the faculty,
support team, fellow students and get comfortable in your
new home- mi casa su casa!
You will be handed the first building blocks of yoga -
philosophy, asana analysis, anatomy, meditation and
oh so much more!
Module 1
23-27 March
Wed - Fri 07.00 - 17.00
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
As we continue on the path of understading the poses, we broaden our perspective with philosophical texts as well as getting real juicy with the muscles of our body - yeah, nitty gritty anatomical functions of the glorious body. Also starting to ask the question Who Am I? 'Cause, really, have we ever asked it genuinely, and really really, can we ever find an answer?
Module 2
8-10 April
Fri 15.00 - 20.00
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
The voice is a great tool, no matter if you're a yoga teacher
or a normal human being - and the more we can control it
the greater power we have!
Introducing chakras and breathing techniques, the respiratory system and mudras. Also, what do we say? How do we say it? Darling, we got a plan for all that to feel smooth and fun.
Module 3
6-8 May
Fri 15.00 - 20.00
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
A weekend dedicated to the big, important REST. We'll go through techniques for restorative classes, get wrapped up in the nervous system and it's functions. Bringing in the philosophy through koshas, meditation tools and stories. Oh boy, this is a dreamy module. Pyjamas on!
Module 4
3-5 June
Fri 15.00 - 20.00
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
Up up and away! Pack you bags and let's get a move on! We'll spend the module outside of Sthlms hustle and bustle, far from business and cars to dive into the woods and the silence. Not all the time of course, but we'll focus loads on the work we can do with our hands - ASSISTING! And then cosy evenings with stories of Gods & Goddesses, yummy veggie food, cosy beds and maybe there's a sauna? We'll leave Wednesday morning, return Sunday afternoon. Cost is excluded from the training price, and set at around 3500-4500 depending on your choice of room.
Module 5
29 June - 3 July
Full days
With all the knowledge you've acquired so far, how are you supposed
to put it all together so that you can share it with others? Sequencing is
like making a soup, you have the ingredients but you need the
measurements, timings and toppings to make it tasty.
Bring out the apron, let's go!
Module 6
13-14 Aug
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
Wow, we made it all the way to the fall - a last weekend together before the grand finale - here we will look at the history of modern yoga AND get an introduction to the art of Ayurveda. Finish up the last asanas we haven't looked at yet, and learn all about how to adapt your class for pre/post natal students.
Module 7
9-11 Sep
Fri 15.00 - 20.00
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
A weekend to look back at all the things we've learned and how they've fallen into place, adding the last bits of fun as we can see
the goal in the horizon. Graduation ceremony will be the final gathering
as we look back on all the grand adventures we've gone through, celebrating the efforts, the insights, YOU as a teacher!
Module 8
19 - 23 Oct
Wed - Fri 07.00 - 17.00
Sat - Sun 08.00 - 18.00
Josephin Jansson is one of the founders of Yoga Folks and has been teaching classes, workshops and facilitating trainings for the past few years in Stockholm.
She has over 1500 hours of training and facilitating/teaching. A constant dedication of bringing it back to the root, to the foundations of the practice, meeting each movement on the mat as a beginner.
Karin Åhgren is one of the co-founders of Yoga Folks and has been teaching classes and workshops in Stockholm for many years. Her passion for understanding the complexity of human movement led her to her studies of osteopathy and an urge to educate ways of moving consciously, playfully and wisely, with consideration to each unique body.
Karin sets out to assist students in how moments of both stillness and movement can be fun to explore whilst feeling supportive, thus creating ways of thriving in one’s body.
Kim Gajraj is a voice therapist with a background of holding space for individuals and groups, in workshop and training sessions. she has spent much of her life traveling the world, often working with indigenous groups and learning their music and their wisdom.
Her curiosity has taken her through many different adventures in many different places, but has also sent her on deep inner journeys of self-exploration and growth.
Fredrik Edlund has a bachelor in practical philosophy at Uppsala University and is currently doing his masters in the theory of practical knowledge at Södertörns Högskola. Fredriks studies and focus is on phenomenology trying to understand the role of a yoga teacher in the modern age.
His approach to yoga is to seek out the relation between extasis and catharsis. How can we expand our minds by repetitive and intense practice?
