Dru Yoga training courses are the ideal way to take your love of Dru Yoga to the next level. Courses are held in: London, Manchester, Leeds, West Midlands, Scotland, Snowdonia, South West and Ireland.
Whether you want to enhance and expand your knowledge of Dru Yoga or would like a change in career, you won’t be disappointed.
Choosing the right yoga school to train with is a big decision and will shape your entire career as a yoga teacher.
Since 1985 we have trained 2,750 Dru Yoga teachers worldwide, and another 600 or so are currently in training. Half our students start to teach before graduation, helping to recoup their costs. The International School Of Dru Yoga is registered with the international Yoga Alliance (200 hour course) and the Independent Yoga Network (UK) so you can be confident that your training: - will be of the highest standards.
- offers the recognition, credibility and status from being a part of an international school
- has a growing professional membership
- presents a comprehensive, in-depth syllabus taught by top international tutors
- provides clear, easy-to-follow illustrated manuals
- provides ongoing training opportunities and guidance
Application forms available from: manchester@druworldwide.com
or phone: 0161 839 7039 We hope the Dru Yoga Teacher Training course will help you discover the very best in body-mind yoga, whether you plan to teach Dru or just do the course for yourself. The Dru Course is a 2 year course designed for yoga students who would like to deepen their own practice and possibly teach. In this info sheet, we’ve tried to give you all the practical details you need. Please call our friendly team to learn more!
Course structure
Here in Manchester our Teacher Training course consists of 16 non-residential weekends spread over 2 years.
This course will give you a thorough insight into: the essential foundations of Dru Yoga, body preps, postures, sequences & alignment; anatomy and physiology; the subtle energy flow within yoga asanas; unique Energy Block Release sequences (EBRs); Dru approach to pranayama; a deeper insight into the chakras and how they work within postures; therapeutic Dru Yoga; the invaluable art of relaxation; Dru Meditation; mantras, mudras and yogic philosophy. |
