Techniques, Training & Practice Lesson Plans for 300 Hour YTT

A complete set of ready-to-teach lesson plans designed for yoga teacher trainings.

This curriculum supports teacher trainers to support their 300-hour trainees who are building skills in cuing, sequencing, and teaching asana, pranayama and meditation. Vetted through thousands of hours of real world teaching, the lesson plans break down complex topics into teachable segments, making it easier for trainees to progressively develop their teaching skills.

Quick Benefits

Ready-to-use lesson plans
Designed for 300-hour YTTs
Fully editable materials
Saves hundreds of hours of curriculum development
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Aligned with Yoga Alliance and American Yoga Council standards

Who This Is For

Yoga studios launching their first 300-hour
Lead trainers who want structured lesson plans
Schools that want to upgrade their curriculum
Teachers creating continuing education or specialty trainings

What’s Included

Each lesson contains:

Step by step guide classroom-ready lesson material with lecture notes, discussion points and activities
Some lessons include visual presentations
Student handouts provided in Google Docs

Where It Fits

Best used in the Techniques, Training and Practice (practice, teaching, asana, chanting, pranayama/meditation) portion of a 300 hour yoga teacher training.
May be used for continuing education offerings

Why Use Ready-Made Lesson Plans

Creating a teacher training from scratch can take hundreds of hours
High-quality lesson plans help studios and trainers:
- Save months of curriculum development
- Focus on editing/adaptation rather than building a program from scratch
- Access best educational practices to optimize student-centered learning
- Ensure topics build logically and progressively across modules
- “Bulletproof” your training from faculty absence/change; creates program consistency even with multiple trainers
- Maintain clarity on IP/program ownership
- Launch a program more quickly
- More easily register with key professional organizations, such as Yoga Alliance or the American Yoga Council