Yoga Teacher Training · Rhyl, Wales, UK
200-HourHatha & Vinyasa
- Starts on 23rd January 2027 (10 weekends)
- Saturdays & Sundays (12:00 to 6:00 PM)
A yogi in white moves through Surya Namaskar, the sun salutation, beside an ancient temple.
- Duration
- 200 hours · 10 weekends
- Location
- Rhyl, Wales, UK
- Starts
- 23 January 2027
- Times
- Sat & Sun, 12:00 to 6:00 PM
- Course fee
- £1899 early bird
01The Training
200-Hour Hatha & Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training
Rooted in the classical traditions of India, our 200-Hour Hatha & Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training combines traditional practice with the skills required to teach confidently in the modern world. Through asana, pranayama, meditation, anatomy, philosophy and teaching methodology, you will deepen your own practice while developing the knowledge and confidence to guide others.
02Curriculum
Areas of study include:
The physical practice at the heart of Hatha and Vinyasa yoga, studied both as a personal practice and as something you will learn to teach.
- The principles of alignment and how to apply them
- Hatha postures and how Vinyasa links them with the breath
- The art of sequencing a safe, balanced class
- Sanskrit names of asana
The yogic science of breath: how breathing practices steady the body and quiet the mind.
- The role of the breath in classical yoga
- Foundational pranayama techniques for personal practice
- How to guide basic pranayama safely in a class
The roots of yoga, explored through the classical texts that Avana Yoga’s curriculum is grounded in.
- The origins and development of yoga
- The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
- The Hatha Pradipika and the Bhagavad Gita
- Bringing yogic philosophy into practice, teaching and everyday life
How the body moves in practice, alongside the subtle anatomy described by the yoga tradition.
- Essential physical anatomy for yoga practice and teaching
- Understanding the body in asana for safer practice
- The chakras and subtle body anatomy
The inward practice that yoga prepares for: learning to sit, observe and settle the mind.
- The place of meditation within classical yoga
- Basic meditation techniques for personal practice
- How to guide a simple meditation for students
Traditional yogic practices used to prepare body, breath and mind for deeper practice.
- The purpose of kriyas within the Hatha tradition
- Practising kriyas as part of a daily routine
- How kriyas support asana, pranayama and meditation
The skills that turn your own practice into confident, clear teaching.
- Planning and teaching led classes with confidence
- Clear instruction and holding space for a group
- The art of observation
- Including basic meditation and pranayama in your classes
Seeing what is happening in a student’s posture and knowing how to help.
- The art of observation and adjustment in asana
- Applying the principles of alignment to different bodies
- Offering adjustments with care
03Transformation
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the training, students will…
- 01Know, and be able to apply, the Principles of Alignment
- 02Have learnt to apply the art of observation and adjustment in asana
- 03Understand and be able to apply the art of sequencing
- 04Be able to confidently teach led classes, including basic meditation and pranayama techniques
- 05Understand, and be able to explain, the roots and philosophy of yoga
- 06Be confident in using Sanskrit names of asana
- 07Understand, and be able to explain, the chakras and subtle body anatomy
- 08Develop the skills to observe students and offer safe, appropriate alignment guidance and adjustments
04Before you apply
Eligibility + Pre-Requisites
- This course will be delivered in English and therefore a good understanding of spoken and written English is required.
- Students should recognise that the course will be demanding throughout. Successful completion of the course will require significant effort, focus and dedication. In this respect, students should ensure that they are emotionally and physically fit for this undertaking and fully committed to the course.
- Students should have a personal yoga practice, an open mind and a willingness to learn.
- If you are unsure of your eligibility to book onto the training, please contact us for advice.
05Certification
Graduation
The certificate will be awarded on successful completion of the course.
Accredited
Avana Yoga is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School. On successful completion of the training, you can register with Yoga Alliance as a 200-hour registered yoga teacher (RYT 200).
Written and practical assessments will have to be completed at the end of the course; in order to graduate students must attend a minimum of 90% of the course. Should a student miss more than this, they will be required to take catch-up classes as agreed with the tutor. These will incur an additional charge.
06Our Team
Our Teachers
07Testimonials
What Our Students Say
Some words from graduates of our teacher training, in their own voices.
A very caring teacher
“He has a wealth of experience practicing yoga in its classical form.”
Madhav is a very thoughtful and knowledgable teacher and gentle human being. He has a wealth of experience practicing yoga in its classical form. He tends to teach from a traditional perspective but maintains an openess to modern yoga practices. It was a pleasure being his student.
08Apply
Dates
Ten weekends
- 01January 23rd & 24th
- 02January 30th & 31st
- 03February 6th & 7th
- 04February 13th & 14th
- 05February 20th & 21st
- 06February 27th & 28th
- 07March 6th & 7th
- 08March 13th & 14th
- 09March 20th & 21st
- 10March 27th & 28th
2 Live Philosophy sessions per week (Catch up with recordings if missed)
09Questions
FAQ
A 200-hour yoga teacher training programme is a comprehensive course designed to provide individuals with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to become a certified yoga teacher. The course typically covers aspects such as anatomy and physiology, yoga philosophy, teaching techniques, and hands-on practice.
Yes our 200 hour Hatha yoga teacher training is accredited with Yoga Alliance for 200 hour training. After completing the course you can register as a RYT 200 with Yoga Alliance.
There are typically no formal prerequisites for enrolling in a 200-hour yoga teacher training programme, although a regular yoga practice is often recommended. Basic understanding of English language required.
Our groups are small, to ensure proper personal attention and guidance to all students the number of seats are limited each course.
We offer ongoing support through mentorship, access to our alumni network, and invitations to workshops and advanced trainings.
Yes! Upon successful completion, you’ll have the confidence and certification to teach yoga professionally in studios, online, or independently.
200-Hour Teacher Training