When you really love something,
you want to share it.

Jonny Kest has joined LifePower for one mission: Yoga for everyone. The empowerment he shares with his students allow them to take huge personal strides on and off the yoga mat. His philosophy and purpose, to introduce as many people as possible to the healing powers of yoga, fully support the healthy way of life.

Elevate your practice.

LifePower Yoga Teacher Training allows you to get more from your practice while obtaining the ability to teach it to others. For 10 weeks, you’ll align yourself with healthy, happy, loving individuals who support you on your journey, while learning how to apply new knowledge to your life and practice.

10 consecutive weeks | Evenings and weekends

Yoga Teacher Training. It’s not just for teachers.

While you will start to teach your first week, that’s only to see how you’ve internalized what you’ve learned. It builds tremendous self-confidence. Whether or not you choose to share it as a professional is irrelevant. You might share it with friends or family. Or volunteer at your church or synagogue or community center. Whether you’re determined to be a teacher or simply evolve your own practice, this is a good place to land.

Class Overview

First you’ll be immersed in classical ashtanga style, followed by functional anatomy. With this foundation, you’ll move into Vinyassa, a more free flowing intuitive outgrowth of yoga. Each time we meet, you’ll practice, partake in discourses on philosophy and various teaching methodologies, complete exercises related to the lecture and have the opportunity to share/teach. Students taking the course with Jonny will go through the same journey he first went through in India — or as he puts it, “the way yoga found me.” In Jonny’s words, the best students come to the teachings with the simple goal of wanting to learn more and create their own self-awareness rather than wanting to teach.

When you study something that you plan on sharing in some way, you wind up internalizing it way deeper than if you just went through a course to memorize it.

– Jonny Kest