Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a yoga teacher to take the prenatal yoga teacher training?
No, you don't. However, you do need to be a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) first if you want to have the credentials of Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher (RPYT) through Yoga Alliance.
Do I need to take Module 1 first?
No, you don't. You can take Module 2 first if you'd like. Module 1 is focused on the physical body and Module 2 is focused on the energy (subtle) body. It's your choice!
Do I need to be an avid yoga practitioner to take the prenatal yoga teacher training?
It is helpful for you to have a good working knowledge of yoga and the ability to do basic poses in order to get full benefit of the training.
What is required for the credentials RPYT?
If you want to be a Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher, a credential given by Yoga Alliance, you must first be a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) by completing an approved 200-hour yoga teacher training.
Are you trainings in-person or virtual?
For 2021, our trainings will be 100% virtual thanks to an online provision from Yoga Alliance. We use a combination of synchronous and asynchronous learning utilizing technology like Google Classroom, Zoom meetings, and slide presentations for yoga practice and training content. Yoga practices and posture clinics are live-streamed whereas lectures can be watched anytime during the training weekend. Guest speakers join us by live-stream.
How do your trainings work?
For 2021, each Module meets for two training weekends starting with Friday evening (6-8 pm), Saturday & Sunday (9 am-4 pm), Central Time.
Is the training refundable?
The $100 deposit is nonrefundable. A refund of any additional tuition paid is possible if requested by writing before the early registration date. After the early registration date, a credit will be given in the full amount paid that can be applied to a future training.