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Samadhi Yoga Teacher Training Course 2011-12 with Kathleen Hunt
The Samadhi Teacher Training Course started in 1998 and over that time has since graduated over 170 graduates, many of whom have evolved into inspired teachers, sought after for their unique methods of sharing the illuminating teachings of yoga.
Certification: Our program meets the National Educational Standards and is registered with the Yoga Alliance. Graduates at completion of this course may be certified at the 200 Hour level by the Yoga Alliance. This program is also licensed as a vocational school by the state of Washington.
Meeting Dates: For 2011-2012 TBD
Instructors and Mentors: Kathleen Hunt, Steve Davis, Patricia Hammerle, Veronica D'Orazio, Yvonne Croteau, , Jenny Ingwerson, Jen Isaacson, Karen Lindenberg, Douglas Ridings, Gina Sala, Tami Hafzalla, Heidi Gans and special guest teachers.
Material Covered: Over 200 hours of instruction and practice in Asana, Pranayama, Meditation, Yoga Philosophy and Scriptures, Practical Anatomy/Physiology, Hands-on Adjustments, Sanskrit Mantra, Self-study (Swadyaya), the Art of Teaching and the meaning of Yoga and Community (Satsang). This program gives students a solid foundation in the Philosophy of Hatha Yoga according to Patanjalis’ eightfold path and the teaching skills for passing on this ancient art.
Tuition: TBD Early registration before Sept 1, 2011: TBD
Payment plan options are available.
Students are also required to participate in our daily asana classes and are eligible for a special discounted unlimited class membership (if not currently a member) during the training period for $400.
Tuition includes all instruction and private sessions with an assigned mentor. The cost of books on the reading list is not included (a reading list is available early upon request). A $150 non-refundable deposit towards the full tuition is due with your application to reserve your place. If you are not accepted into the program your deposit will be returned. There are no refunds on tuition after the training has begun.
Requirements: We ask that you have had at least two years of dedicated yoga practice including a daily asana practice during that time. Students must have a sincere desire to deepen their own knowledge and practice and a wish to share that knowledge through teaching. We also welcome students who do not necessarily want to become teachers.
The course includes much outside reading, writing and practice so we ask that you come with the time and willingness to immerse yourself in study.
How to apply: Click here to download Application (PDF)
$150 Non-Refundable Deposit towards tuition Full Tuition (paid by Sept 1, 2011) To pay the full tuition, you can pay on our website, call 206.329.4070 during business hours or mail registration fee/tuition to:
Samadhi Yoga Center 1205 E. Pike St. #1B Seattle, WA 98122 206-329-4070 jai@samadhi-yoga.com
Bios: Kathleen Hunt “often dubbed the city’s best teachers’ teacher” (Seattle Magazine) began teaching dance classes in 1983 and has been teaching yoga since 1987. After earning a BA in Dance from the University of Washington she studied yoga in Seattle with Marie Svoboda and Aadil Palkhivala and other outstanding Iyengar teachers. In NYC she studied with Dharma Mitra, in the Catskills at the Sivananda Ashram with Swami Shankarananda and in also with Sri K. Patabhi Jois. She also studied Kundalini with Ravi Singh and taught at Jivamukti Yoga Center in NYC in the 80’s. Kathleen, a Yoga Alliance 500 hour registered teacher, began the Samadhi Teacher Training Program in 1998 and has since graduated over 150 teachers. She opened Samadhi Yoga Center on Capitol Hill with her husband Steven Davis in April 1999. Her extensive experience in dance performance, choreography, improvisation as well as Native American Shamanism all helped to shape her innovative Vinyasa style yoga technique and teaching method.
Please see Samadhi Teacher Bios Page for some of the other teachers’ biographies.
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