Step out of your life and into yoga for 4 great weeks, and be a teacher this fall! 

Still some spots open for the: 

 

In this training we will teach you how to build a class that is focussed on the fundamentals, that's creative and safe. Take that jump and live a yogic life 6 days a week! 

 

No elements are left out - teaching skills, personal practice, anatomy, philosophy, pranayama, meditation, ... it's all there!  

 

This practical, hands-on training will give you a solid base to start teaching a beginners' class, and will enjoy the intensity of being immersed in a yogic life style.  

 

Sign up now and enjoy the early bird price till June 15! 

 
Interested? 
We offer more ways to dive in

 

You can deepen your own practice with our Going Deeper Course, a 10 day intensive (not a teacher training), starting again in September. 
A great starting point when you are thinking about starting a teacher training!  Read more
 

 

Since 2004 this program has been the starting point for over 250 teachers in the Netherlands and abroad. Over the course of a year, you will spend approximately one weekend a month studying at Yoga Moves. During this year, you'll have lots of time to develop your own practice and integrate everything you are learning. Read more  

 
 

'I did the Yoga Moves Teacher Training 3 years ago and am still enjoying the results of this life changing process.  I am looking forward to working with you and helping you navigate during your training!'

 
- Jasmijn Koelink (teacher and coordinator at Yoga Moves)

 

  

What previous students say:

 

'I am more true to myself'

 

'I really loved the course and the energy of the teachers and students. I learned so much, and it has made me even hungrier to go deeper into Yoga.' 


'For me the intensive setup worked very well, although it was "pittig" (demanding) some times, I loved the immersion. It was a bonding experience.'

 

'I have grown enormously from this course. My own practice has grown to a different level. I am so proud of myself and not so hard on myself anymore.'

 

'I discovered that it is an art to teach yoga and you never stop learning'