300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training

Join Angie Campbell through an ongoing process of curiosity. Explore what it means to embody knowledge rather than simply accumulate it, sit with questions rather than rushing toward answers and engage dynamically with yogic philosophy and teaching practices.

Training Weekends

September 25 - 27

October 23 - 25

November 13 - 15

December 11 - 13

January 15 - 17

February 19 - 21

March 12 - 14

April 9 - 11

May 14 - 16

May 28 - 30 Graduation!


Participants will be required to complete an additional 80 hours of experiential learning (attending classes)

Friday evenings

Saturday/Sunday 9a - 5p (subject to a slight change)

Fascial anatomy, links & biotensegrity

Look at anatomy through a fascial lens noting the continuous link and explore the connection between tension & compression systems within the body.

Core Focus

Teaching & learning from the lens of shared inquiry

Become an active contributor to the collective learning process. The shared inquiry approach recognizes that meaningful learning emerges through dialogue, relationship, and the wisdom that arises when many voices are welcomed into the conversation.

Connection between the autonomic nervous system & yogic philosophy

Explore yogic philosophy through the lens of evidence based research. Specifically, the interplay between the ANS, Polyvagal Theory and the gunas.

Personal development & pedagogy

Cultivate pedagogical philosophy and tools that offer anyone in a leadership role the ability to do so more thoughtfully.

Book List

Spiral Bound ~ Karen Kirkness

Yoga, Fascia, Anatomy and Movement ~ JoAnne Avison

Notes on Complexity ~ Neil Theisse

Teaching to Transgress ~ bell hooks

Understanding Yoga Therapy ~ Marlysa Sullivan

Yoga - Anticolonial Philosophy ~ Shyam Ranganathan

The Neuroscience of Yoga and Meditation ~ Brittany Fair

Investment

$4500 ($4200 after deposit)

$300 deposit due at time of registration

Includes a full membership through the length of the training

Frequently Asked Questions

  •  "This training has exceeded my expectations. We are practicing yoga when we practice compassion, kindness, and empathy. We are practicing yoga when we turn away from polarization, and binary thinking...Angie's teachings reminded us that with great privilege comes great responsibility, and it is upon each of us to live a yogic lifestyle in all its messy paradoxes and contradictions, and not merely to inhabit it when we step on our mat each day."

    Francesa M.

  • Yoga was simply the vessel for the introspective and communal journey I was taken through during Angie Campbell’s teacher training. Through movement and think-tank discussions, I learned how I want to exist in the world. Angie’s facilitation was welcoming to all perspectives and transitioned traditional thought patterns in our modern existence into bouts of curiosity. I would take this training over and over again and still come out feeling alive and empowered. Truly the most worthwhile endeavor.

    Haley K.