200-HOUR YOGA TEACHER TRAINING
IN JAPAN & INDIA
DIVE INTO PRACTICE
TURN INWARD AND BUILD THE FOUNDATIONS OF EMBODIED TEACHING
YOGA ALLIANCE RYS 200 · TAUGHT IN ENGLISH · RESIDENTIAL TRAININGS
YOGART COLLECTIVE offers small-group, residential 200-hour yoga teacher trainings in Japan and South Goa, India. Taught in English and registered with Yoga Alliance, each programme is designed to deepen your personal practice, develop confident teaching skills, and build a lifelong relationship with yoga.
More than a professional certification, this RYT 200 programme is an immersive journey into movement, breath, meditation, philosophy, functional anatomy, teaching practice and self-inquiry. Traditional yoga is brought into conversation with modern therapeutic understanding and the Five Elements, helping you learn not only what to teach, but how to observe, adapt and respond to the individual.
The same educational philosophy is offered in two unique environments—the mountains of Japan and the beaches of South Goa, India—allowing you to choose the setting that best supports your journey.
THE CURRICULUM REMAINS THE SAME
THE LANDSCAPE CHANGES
OUR APPROACH
WHAT YOU WILL EXPLORE
The curriculum develops your personal practice alongside the practical skills needed to teach with confidence, clarity, and sensitivity.
Throughout the training, you will explore movement, breath, meditation, philosophy, functional anatomy, and teaching methodology. These areas are woven together, allowing you to experience how each one informs and deepens the others.
The Five Elements provide a practical framework for exploring relationships within the body, breath, mind, everyday life, and the world around us. Combined with therapeutic principles and mindful observation, this approach helps you understand how to adapt yoga thoughtfully to each individual.
Teaching practice is woven throughout the course. Step by step, you will learn to observe more carefully, communicate clearly, sequence intelligently, and adapt practices for different bodies, ages, abilities, and intentions. You will also learn how to create classes that feel coherent, purposeful, and relevant to the people you teach.
Observation before instruction
Learn to observe with curiosity, allowing clear guidance to grow from what you see.
Integration over information
Explore how movement, anatomy, philosophy, breath, and meditation inform one another as parts of one interconnected practice.
Practice before performance
Ground your teaching in your own lived experience of yoga.
People before postures
Adapt yoga thoughtfully to each person—their body, needs, experience, and intentions.
