Avita Yoga Essentials
Established 2018
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Purpose
Yoga joins. And to join is to heal. The Avita Teacher Training utilizes practical movements, shapes, and sensation to restore joint health and discover peaceful Self.
What to expect
You will learn how to use shapes, not poses, to access restricted joints and tissues. Then you will learn how find healing sensation for your own evolution. Then you will learn how to convey this to your students. This leads to pain reduction, joint remedy, and increased mobility. Ultimately, it leads to deeper intuitive guidance, peace, and joy -- the purpose of yoga and perhaps the purpose of a lifetime.
Style/Lineage
Avita Yoga has its roots in the work of Ida Rolf, who studied yoga to derive the fundamentals of structural integration. Avita has evolved through the practical application of physiological and anatomical principles that utilize time, pressure, and movement to induce change in the fascial network, remodel joints, strengthen bones, and reorganize the nervous system.
Program Emphasis
Core competencies
AYC allows each school to state and evaluate the competencies each student acquires
By the end of this program, graduates will be able to…
- The Bones, Ligaments, and Joints, of the shoulders, hips, and knees and how they articulate
- Avita Yoga shapes that resolves joint restrictions, unwinds compensation patterns and promote lasting freedom
- the physiology of the Parasympathetic Nervous System and the Vagal Response and it's role in healing.ppens in this state
- The anatomy and physiology of the Lymphatic System and it's relationship to joint health
- The Avita Yoga method for how pressure and thoughtful movement stimulate healing physiology within the joints.
- Function(not physiology) of the flexors and extenders of major muscle groups including (Feet, Legs, Hips, and Arms)
- Avita Yoga Breathing as it relates to Boteyko Breathing Method and why less is more
- The concept of Joint restrictions and how they relate to hidden compensation patterns that work against us.
- Avita Yoga shapes and movements to restore joints
- The Boteyko breathing method
- An Avita private and semi private session as a means to healing and growing your classes
- Student assessments to ensure that their experience results in less pain and more health and mobility
- The primary Avita Yoga shapes and movements and how to teach them to any student to generate results.
- From your students... not to them.
- Guide a student to intuitively discern the difference between pain and helpful sensations.
Requirements
Program evaluation
- Written exam
- Teaching evaluation
The reason we test is to inspire learning. There are five written quizzes throughout the program. Students practice teaching from the beginning and receive feedback from Jeff throughout the program. The goal is to learn how to conduct private and semi-private sessions, both online via Zoom and in-person. It's very focused because private teaching skills are easily generalized to larger groups.
AYC Verification
This program will grant the following AYC CE badge after you verify your credential.
Level 2 Yoga Teacher
Avita Yoga Essentials
Jeff Bailey
175 hours
Additional Information
There are no prerequisites. In fact, the less you know about yoga, the more space you will have to welcome this very different method of yoga. For those with a strong yogic background, this training will appear as a radical deconstruction of contemporary yoga. We don't teach poses to get better at them; we teach shapes that provide healing feedback.
Program Faculty
Lead faculty
Level 3
Boulder, CO
Up-front pricing and policies
Format
Attendance
Hybrid
Structure
Cohort, Modular, Self-paced
Minimum hours of instruction
175 hours
Total time commitment
6- 6 months
Program fees (USD)
Application fee
Application fees are non-refundable.
Program fees
Depending on timing
Housing fees
Depending on travel, lodging, and meals
Estimated total cost
All details are subject to change; confirm on program website
AYC verification fee
AYC verification fee
One-time. Payable to AYC.
40% goes to School For Avita Yoga, 10% to the Give Back Fund, 50% to AYC Operations