REASONS TO JOIN 300 HOUR YOGA TTC IN GOA INDIA - VINYASA YOGA

Here are just some of the reasons why you should join us at Kranti Yoga School in Goa for your 300 hour yoga teacher training in India. Firstly, if you decide to undertake your 300 hour Yoga TTC in Goa you’ll be able to spend your downtime relaxing on Patnem beach. Who doesn't love that? What’s more, at Kranti Yoga School in Goa, our shala space is right on the beach, so not only can you relax in the sun during your time off, but you can also listen to the sound of the waves and gaze out to the Arabian sea as you practice and study for your 300 hour yoga teacher training in India.
The second reason to join one of our 300 hour Vinyasa Yoga TTC in Goa India is because we balance our teacher training programme to incorporate a mixture of contemporary yoga teaching and traditional Indian thought. This means that when you leave your 300 hour Yoga TTC in Goa you’ll be equipped to teach all over the world with a contemporary style that’s grounded in traditional knowledge and wisdom.
Kranti Yoga School in Goa aims to deliver a 300 hour yoga teacher training in India that empowers students to be original and find their own unique teaching style. Not all 300 hour Yoga TTC in Goa allow students the freedom to discover their own niche, but at Kranti Yoga School in Goa this is something we actively encourage. We don’t want to produce lots of yoga robots, we want to encourage and support your uniqueness and watch you blossom as you journey on your 300 hour Vinyasa Yoga TTC in Goa India. Your 300 hour yoga teacher training in India should challenge your body, expand your mind, and leave you feeling motivated to keep learning and discovering. And that’s exactly what we deliver at Kranti Yoga School in Goa. Over the course of a month your 300 hour Yoga TTC in Goa will take you through a selection of challenging Vinyasa Flow classes where you’ll achieve some advanced peak postures; you’ll be invited to debate and discuss yoga philosophy with your peers, sharing your experiences and interpretations of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras; and you’ll be inspired to use your body in new ways through workshops in functional movement and transitions.

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