Hands-on Adjustments and Assists Training
Get An Edge! Learn Hands-on Adjustments and Assists for 80+ yoga poses with Master Teachers Ram & Kalyani
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Hands-on Adjustments and Assists Training
Our Yoga hands-on adjustments and assists training course is designed to bring out the best version of yoga teacher in you. This Yoga Alliance accredited online course covers more than 80 asanas and yoga exercises from various yoga traditions such as Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga and Yin Yoga. In short, this course will teach you everything you need to know about adjusting and correcting more than 80 popular yoga asanas.
Why Choose Arhanta
See what sets Arhanta apart from other schools
Living Yoga since 5 Generations
Learn from authentic yoga teachers from India with long heritage of 5 generations
Established Yoga Ashrams
Two well known yoga ashrams in India & The Netherlands
10000+ Yoga Teachers Certified
Providing internationally accredited yoga certifications since 2009
30-hour Hands-on Adjustments & Assists Training
Some key features of our online training program:
BECOME A CERTIFIED TEACHER
Teach worldwide with accredited Adjustments & Assists Training certificate
Study at Your Own Schedule
100% online course. Finish the course at your own pace
POST COURSE SUPPORT
We offer you a continuing relationship with advice and support after your course.
Benefits of Our Online Training
1.
Added flexibility and self paced learning
With an online course you can learn at your own convenience. You can also make your own schedule. You can complete the course conveniently because there is no minimum or maximum time constraint.
2.
Watch it as many times as you want
This is a unique benefit of online learning. You can re-watch the videos as many times you want that too at different speeds. This helps you to understand the concepts much better.
3.
Unlimited personal support
Our online teacher training comes with unlimited teacher support. So you can contact the teacher as frequently as you need and ask questions even after you have completed the course.
4.
Lifelong access
It is natural to forget things with time. Online course provides lifelong access so you can always login back and review the concepts at anytime.
5.
Lower costs
You save a lot with an online course. Online course costs less than half of the onsite course. You also save money in travel, lodging and commuting.
What you will get
You will get exclusive course materials which have been developed through years of teaching experience. Our online course gives you unlimited access to:
On-Demand Videos
Class Recordings
Printable Notes
Discussion Group
Practical Assignments
Quizzes
Lifetime Access
Unlimited Support
What will you learn
Here is a brief overview of what you will learn in this 30-hour Hands-on Assists, Corrections and Adjustments Training.
Here’s what people are saying about the course
Angela
USA
"Really a great course. Finally I learnt how to give hands-on assists properly. The teachers are very knowledgeable and professional. So glad I found this course."
Annelies
Finland
"The correction techniques are really good and easy to learn. I thought I know how to assist but this was beyond my expectation. The techniques explained here are so much more professional and efficient. I learned so much, thank you!"
Hasse
Germany
"I did my 200 hour ttc two years ago in Germany but I did not learn how to give corrections properly so I always felt insecure. This course covered so many adjustments in detail and now I feel confident to give hands-on adjustments to anyone."
What’s inside the course
Click to see what each module is about:
What are you going to learn? |
What is alignment and why do we adjust? |
Target areas |
Guideline for effective and safe adjustments |
Shavasana |
Supta Baddha Konasana |
Shashankasana |
Khagasana |
Makarasana |
Sitting postures |
Kapalbhati |
Anulom Vilom |
Surya Namaskara |
Leg raises |
Dolphin |
Shirshasana and Variations |
→ Shirshasana |
→ Sukha Shirshasana |
→ Eka Pada Shirshasana |
→ Ardha Shirshasana |
Sarvangasana and Variations |
→ Sarvangasana |
→ Vistrit Pada Sarvangasana |
Halasana and Variations |
Halasana |
Karnapidasana I |
Ardha Setu Bandhasana and Variations |
→ Ardha Setu Bandhasana |
→ Setu Bandhasana |
→ Chakrasana |
Pawanmuktasana and Variations |
→ Pawanmuktasana |
→ Garbhasana |
→ Ananda Balasana |
Matsyasana and Variations |
→ Matsyasana |
→ Padma Matsyasana |
→ Uttanpadasana |
Sukha Gomukhasana and Variations |
→ Sukha Gomukhasana |
→ Ushtrasana |
→ Anahatasana |
→ Pashchima Namaskarasana |
Paschimottanasana and Variations |
→ Paschimottanasana |
→ Supta Padangusthasana |
→ Paschimottanasana A |
→ Janu Shirshasana |
→ Marichyasana A |
→ Trianga Mukhaikapada Paschimottanasana |
→ Ardha Baddha Padma Paschimottanasana |
→ Baddha Konasana |
→ Kurmasana |
→ Adho Mukha Shvanasana |
→ Upavistha Konasana |
→ Adho Mukha Gomukhasana |
→ Paripurna Navasana |
Purvottanasana and Variations |
→ Purvottanasana |
→ Supta Virasana |
Bhujangasana and Variations |
→ Bhujangasana |
→ Vistrit Bhujangasana |
→ Urdhva Mukha Shvanasana |
Shalabhasana and Variations |
→ Shalabhasana |
→ Ardha Shalabhasana |
→ Vistrit Shalabhasana |
Dhanurasana and Variations |
→ Dhanurasana |
→ Eka Pada Raja Kapotasana |
Ardha Matsyendrasana and Variations |
→ Ardha Matsyendrasana |
→ Parivrtta Janu Shirshasana |
→ Marichyasana C |
→ Jathara Parivartanasana |
Sukha Kakasana and Variations |
→ Sukha Kakasana |
→ Parshva Kakasana |
→ Pincha Mayurasana |
→ Vrishchikasana |
→ Adho Mukha Vrkshasana |
→ Vashishtasana |
→ Malasana |
Trikonasana and Variations |
→ Trikonasana |
→ Utthita Trikonasana |
→ Parivrtta Trikonasana |
→ Utthita Parshvakonasana |
→ Parshvottanasana |
→ Prasarita Padottanasana |
→ Uttanasana |
→ Ardha Baddha Padmottanasana |
Vrkshasana and Variations |
→ Vrkshasana |
→ Ardha Padma Vrkshasana |
→ Natarajasana |
→ Garudasana |
→ Utthita Hasta Padangusthasana |
→ Virabadhrasana I |
→ Virabadhrasana II |
Tadasana and Variations |
→ Tadasana |
→ Utkatasana |
Meet the course teachers
Ram Jain
(ERYT-500 and YACEP with 40,000 hours of teaching experience)
Ram is the head teacher and Director of our yoga ashrams with teaching an experience of 19 years. He has trained over 10000+ yoga teachers worldwide since 2009. Born and raised in India, his yoga and Vedic philosophy education started at the age of eight years as a part of his primary school education. He has an in-depth knowledge of various ancient scriptures like Vedas, Bhagavad Gita, Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Hatha Yoga Pradipika as well as anatomy and physiology.
Kalyani Hauswirth-Jain
(ERYT 200 & YACEP with 11,000 hours of teaching experience)
Kalyani Hauswirth-Jain is a senior teacher and Creative Director at the Arhanta Yoga ashrams since 2013. She was born and raised in Switzerland. Since early adolescence she has been developed an interest towards art, bodywork, the body-mind connection. The mother of two children now, she has been teaching yoga for over 10 years, training yoga teachers for more than eight years at the Arhanta Yoga ashrams in India and the Netherlands. She is co-author of the critically acclaimed book – Hatha Yoga for Teachers & Practitioners: A Comprehensive Guide to Holistic Sequencing. Kalyani has profound knowledge of physiology and movement technique.
Worldwide accredited certification
Our online Hands-on Adjustments and Assists Teacher Training course is accredited with Yoga Alliance, International Yoga Association, International Yoga Federation and The CRKBO (The Netherlands). If you are a registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance, you can also get 30 CEU (Continuing Education Units).
Good News!
The online teaching exemption from Yoga Alliance has been extended through December 31, 2023. All continued education courses (YACEP) with Arhanta Online Academy therefore are counted toward contact hours and can be used toward the Continuing Education (CE) teaching hours requirement for all RYTs.