Eling 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training – English
Eling 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training is designed not merely to certify yoga teachers, but to guide participants through a holistic process of personal transformation and healing. Rooted in Balinese spiritual wisdom, this program cultivates balance across the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions, forming a strong foundation for both teaching yoga and living it authentically.
Over an immersive month-long training, students experience a carefully structured inner journey. The program begins with a phase of inner preparation—helping participants reconnect with themselves, release internal blockages, and build mental clarity—before progressing into asana practice, pranayama, meditation, philosophy, and teaching methodology. Each participant is guided with a personalized approach, honoring their unique background, intention, and life journey.
What truly distinguishes Eling YTT 200 Hour is its foundation in Bali Hatha Yoga—an authentic lineage-based method and sequence shaped by Balinese spiritual traditions. Yoga at Eling is not taught as a physical routine alone, but as a living knowledge system—practiced, embodied, and transmitted by yogis and yoginis who live the discipline they teach.
The program is offered by Eling Academy, a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS). Graduates receive an internationally recognized Yoga Alliance RYT 200 certification, enabling them to teach yoga worldwide with credibility and confidence.
As an added and distinctive value, participants also complete a Tibetan Singing Bowl Course, gaining practical insight into sound healing and subtle energy awareness. Upon completion, graduates receive two certifications:
Yoga Teacher Training 200 Hour (Yoga Alliance – RYT 200)
Tibetan Singing Bowl Course Certificate
Beyond graduation, Eling YTT 200 Hour invites participants into a living learning ecosystem—a supportive community, continued practice, and long-term connection. This is not a one-time training, but the beginning of a deeper relationship with yoga as a path of consciousness, service, and meaningful living.