Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh, India

Yoga Teacher Training Course

MAKING YOGA ACCESSIBLE TO ALL

Even though Yoga’s origins are in India, everyone may benefit from its rich yogic heritage: It is a global heritage. Arohan Yoga School was incorporated to preserve and spread Yoga’s ancient and traditional values. The main objective of the yoga school in Rishikesh is to make Yoga accessible to everyone without compromising the quality. Moreover, 5% of the course fee (offline course) is donated to an Indian NGO of the student’s choice.

The course fee at Arohan Yoga is kept affordable. Affordable does not mean cheap; from accommodation to the location to the facilities are of top quality. The school is in a serene part of Rishikesh with a view of the Ganga river (it’s only 50 steps away) view of the mountains of the Himalayas, and the Rajaji forest reserve. The school has a spacious lawn, two yoga halls, an open terrace, a kitchen, a dining area, and modern rooms with attached washrooms.

Yoga Teacher Training in India

LEARN AT THE YOGA CAPITAL OF THE WORLD: RISHIKESH

Our yoga school in India primarily follows the Satyananda style of Yoga. Other yoga styles like Iyengar, Yin, and Ashtanga Vinyasa Flow also have their influence. In addition to yoga postures, the emphasis is on deep breathing techniques, relaxation methods, meditation Techniques, Yoga Anatomy & Physiology, Yoga Philosophy, and the basics of Ayurveda. Arohan Yoga Center in Rishikesh aims to train knowledgeable and evolved yoga teachers.

It offers both residential and online courses. It conducts several programs: a yoga teacher training 200-hour course, a 50-hour Aerial Yoga Teacher Training Program, and an online yoga teacher training course in India: all affiliated with and recognized by Yoga Alliance. Moreover, Arohan Yoga also conducts Yoga Retreats regularly. The yoga styles taught are Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Aerial Yoga, along with courses on Ayurveda.

Yoga Teacher Training Rishikesh

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

The courses and programs conducted at Arohan Yoga School intend to sow the seeds (basics) of Yoga into the students who, in turn, will provide shadow and fruits to society through hard work and compassion. More than five hundred students have graduated from Arohan Yoga and are spreading the essence of yoga globally. Moreover, Arohan Yoga understands its social responsibilities; hence, 5% of the course fee is donated to any Indian NGO of the student’s choice. Some examples would be: helping underprivileged children, caring for old people, animal rescue and health care, etc.