Chair Yoga Teacher Training
Chair Yoga is a modified form of Hatha Yoga, based on the Knoff Yoga System, which allows people with disabilities, lack of mobility, balance problems, joint challenges, recovering from illness, accidents and operations, or other physical issues, to participate in and enjoy the benefits of a yoga practice.
With the “Baby Boomers” now entering retirement age ‘en-masse’, this is a great time to learn special skills to teach an aging population. The need for Chair Yoga Teachers will be huge and is just starting now.
Pre-requisite: Regular yoga practice (any style of yoga) for a minimum of 12 months.
For more information about this Course please Download the Brochure.
You are required to submit a detailed Teacher Training Application Form or Download the Print Version to gain acceptance to the Course.
Chair Yoga Teacher helping Cancer Patients
Ann Hoang graduated the Knoff Yoga Chair Yoga Teacher Training Course in Cairns in July 2017. She is now teaching cancer patients at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne.
Chair Yoga gives these patients the opportunity to experience the healing effects of yoga in a safe and accessible way. Keep up the good work Ann, its great to know that people are already benefiting from your teaching.
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