The Complete Guide to Yoga

Bring your yoga practice into your everyday life

7

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3

hours per week

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Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | More than exercise

More than exercise

Yoga is a powerful tool with which you can improve your mental and physical health.

Practising without context is just exercise. When you learn about all the other aspects of yoga you can tailor it to your own needs and bring yoga into your everyday life.

Take charge of your practice

Your yoga journey is a deeply personal experience. While guidance from teachers is important, you need to be able to adjust your practice to the needs of your body and mind. The aim of this course is to help you build your own personalized practice of yoga.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | Take charge of your practice
Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | Knowledge

Knowledge

Your understanding of yoga is facilitated by over 50 hours of high-quality, informative video classes. Learn at your own pace about all main aspects of yoga, including yoga philosophy, anatomy, physiology, technique of poses, breathwork, meditation and more.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | One-to-One Feedback

1:1 feedback

Get one-to-one feedback on your assignments. With personal feedback and encouragement, we will keep setting you up for success. It is our mission to help you get the most out of the course and we will be there for you to guide you along the way.

Development

The course is designed to encourage you to apply what you are learning into your own life. Application is what makes knowledge transformative. By trying new techniques, developing new habits and reflecting on your learning, you will build your own yoga practice.

Course Content

156 lessons & tasks

Unit 1

Sankalpa: Keeping an open mind     (03:02)

Pranayama: Yogic breathing     (09:04)

Asana technique: Standing poses     (22:18)

Task – video: Utthita Trikonasana

Task – practice: 7 minutes of yogic breathing

Philosophy: Understanding yoga     (27:55)

Anatomy: Introduction     (13:12)

Task – post: Your insight

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (58:15)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Body scan     (15:49)

Task – post: What does yoga mean to you?

Bonus: Namaste     (05:22)

Unit 2

Sankalpa: Listening to your body     (02:49)

Meditation: Mindfulness     (13:04)

Task – practice: Mindfulness in daily life

Asana technique: Standing & seated poses     (17:39)

Task – video: Virabhadrasana B

Philosophy: Definition of yoga & eightfold path     (30:10)

Task – post: Yogaś-citta-vr̥tti-nirodhaḥ

Anatomy: Breathing     (15:46)

Pranayama: Deepening the breath     (08:02)

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (55:29)

Task – post: Reflection

Task – practice: Deepening the breath

Bonus: Mandala     (02:40)

Task – task: Share your mandala!

Unit 3

Sankalpa: Balance     (03:07)

Anatomy: Spine     (20:52)

Task: How much do you sleep?

Asana technique: Balancing poses     (14:40)

Task – video: Balancing pose

Pranayama: Nadi shodhana     (09:09)

Philosophy: Yama     (19:21)

Task – post: Principles of yama

Task – practice: Nadi shodhana

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (58:55)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Non-reactivity     (14:20)

Bonus: The importance of sleep     (13:49)

Unit 4

Sankalpa: Accepting yourself     (05:05)

Meditation: Loving-kindness     (11:21)

Task – practice: Loving-kindness

Asana technique: Surya Namaskar A & B     (20:37)

Task – video: Surya Namaskar B

Philosophy: Niyama     (26:45)

Task – post: Post: Principles of niyama

Anatomy: Skeletal system     (20:51)

Quiz: Skeletal system

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (01:00:47)

Task – post: Reflection

Pranayama: Antara kumbhaka     (15:23)

Bonus: Yogic diet     (11:39)

Task: Healthy diet

Unit 5

Sankalpa: Let go of the outcome     (03:57)

Anatomy: Joints     (16:15)

Asana technique: Core     (24:13)

Task – video: Navasana

Meditation: Zen meditation     (18:26)

Pranayama: Bahya kumbhaka     (14:23)

Philosophy: Detachment     (23:28)

Task – post: Klesha

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (01:02:45)

Task – post: Reflection

Task – practice: Bahya kumbhaka

Bonus: Yoga in your busy lifestyle     (14:32)

Task: Your safety anchor

Unit 6

Sankalpa: Non-doing     (04:02)

Anatomy: Hip joint     (07:08)

Asana technique: Hip-opening asanas     (23:39)

Task – video: Dragon pose / Swan pose

Philosophy: Yin yoga     (19:14)

Asana practice: Yin yoga 1     (01:00:42)

Pranayama: Anulom vilom     (10:29)

Asana practice: Yin yoga 2     (01:01:50)

Meditation: Gayatri mantra     (10:18)

Task – post: Your experience of yin yoga

Bonus: Mudras     (12:32)

Unit 7

Sankalpa: Meditation in daily life     (04:22)

Meditation: Introduction     (01:44)

Task – meditation: Mindful walking

Asana technique: Hamstring flexibility     (21:12)

Task – video: Yin and hamstrings

Philosophy: Hatha Yoga Pradipika     (30:52)

Task – post: Which idea did you find the most interesting?

Pranayama: Kapalabhati     (09:29)

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (01:00:37)

Task – post: Reflection

Anatomy: Muscles     (21:39)

Quiz: Muscles

Bonus: Body posture     (15:38)

 

Unit 8

Sankalpa: Attitude of gratitude     (04:11)

Task: Gratitude

Anatomy: Shoulder joint     (08:55)

Asana technique: Arm balances     (18:18)

Task – video: Bakasana

Pranayama: Uddiyana kriya     (09:15)

Anatomy: Knee joint     (09:26)

Philosophy: Bhagavad Gita & four paths of yoga     (27:21)

Task – post: Your path of yoga

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (56:59)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Gratitude     (14:49)

Bonus: Introduction to chair yoga     (02:05)

Bonus: Chair yoga     (31:19)

Unit 9

Sankalpa: Being skillful in action     (04:34)

Philosophy: Ashtanga yoga     (17:26)

Asana technique: Preparation for Ashtanga yoga     (14:05)

Task – video: Vinyasa

Task – post: My inner fire

Pranayama: Ujjayi breath     (08:59)

Bonus: Agnisara kriya and Nauli     (12:02)

Anatomy: Muscles of lower limbs     (17:27)

Asana practice: Ashtanga Primary Series     (01:03:25)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Introduction     (03:11)

Meditation: Light visualization     (10:30)

Bonus: Ashtanga Primary Series with Pattabhi Jois

Unit 10

Sankalpa: Flip your perspective     (05:35)

Philosophy: Teachers     (19:13)

Task – post: Your teacher

Asana technique: Backward extensions     (18:21)

Task – video: Ustrasana

Pranayama: Pranava     (08:56)

Anatomy: Muscles of the upper limbs     (09:59)

Asana practice: Restorative yoga     (01:01:29)

Task – post: Reflection

Philosophy: Chakras     (09:47)

Meditation: Introduction     (05:56)

Meditation: Osho Chakra Sounds     (19:49)

Bonus: Mantras     (10:26)

 

Unit 11

Sankalpa: Patience     (04:44)

Pranayama: Yogic breathing     (11:51)

Task: Yogic breathing in the morning

Asana technique: Inversions     (15:50)

Task – video: Inversions

Philosophy: Kindness     (17:34)

Anatomy: Organs I & autonomic nervous system     (21:32)

Task – post: Parasympathetic nervous system

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (01:03:10)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Introduction     (03:34)

Meditation: Yoga Nidra     (37:00)

Bonus: Pancha kosha     (10:32)

Unit 12

Sankalpa: Have fun     (02:00)

Final task: Design your own yoga class

Asana technique: Binding     (11:15)

Pranayama: Udgita     (10:34)

Philosophy: Samadhi     (15:15)

Anatomy: Organs II & metabolism     (19:57)

Quiz: Organs II & metabolism

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (57:13)

Meditation: Introduction     (02:29)

Meditation: Zen meditation     (18:30)

Thank you!     (01:32)

Start today

Are you ready to finally bring your yoga practice to the next level? Join us and get empowered to build your own daily practice of yoga.

From our exit questionnaires

I knew the course was going to be comprehensive but it still managed to exceed my expectations. You can see that a lot of thought was put into the structure of the course and the tasks which follow on from some of the lessons. Completing the tasks required a degree of introspection, which is exactly what I needed in order to shift my thinking and grow as a person. The Complete Guide to Yoga was a great experience and I will be drawing from what I’ve learned for a long time to come.

Rebecca Myers

The Complete Guide to Yoga

I went from almost a complete beginner to a (relatively) advanced yoga practitioner within a couple of months. I was grateful for the detailed focus on anatomy and the technique of poses – thanks to these lessons, I was able to do the poses correctly on my own without going to an in-person class. Adela has a captivating way of talking about yoga and also a very calming voice, which I appreciated especially in the meditation classes!

Tom Williams

The Complete Guide to Yoga

I can’t speak highly enough about The Complete Guide to Yoga. It’s been an incredible journey that’s transformed both my body and mind.

What truly stood out was the holistic approach to yoga. Beyond the physical postures, the course delved into the philosophy, history and anatomy of yoga, adding depth to my practice. Breathwork, meditation, and self-development were seamlessly integrated, fostering a comprehensive mind-body connection. This integration not only improved my physical flexibility and strength but also awakened a sense of inner calm and self-awareness.

The supportive community created among participants is remarkable. Sharing experiences and challenges has motivated me in my practice. This course has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to understand yoga as a holistic practice.

Sophia Peterson

The Complete Guide to Yoga

Still not sure?

Drop us a line

The Complete Guide to Yoga

Bring your yoga practice into your everyday life

7

months

3

hours per week

1:1

feedback

Take charge of your practice

Your yoga journey is a deeply personal experience. While guidance from teachers is important, you need to be able to adjust your practice to the needs of your body and mind. The aim of this course is to help you build your own personalized practice of yoga.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | More than exercise

More than exercise

Yoga is a powerful tool with which you can improve your mental and physical health.

Practising without context is just exercise. When you learn about all the other aspects of yoga you can tailor it to your own needs and bring yoga into your everyday life.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | Take charge of your practice
Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | Knowledge

Knowledge

Your understanding of yoga is facilitated by over 50 hours of high-quality, informative video classes. Learn at your own pace about all main aspects of yoga, including yoga philosophy, anatomy, physiology, technique of poses, breathwork, meditation and more.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | One-to-One Feedback

1:1 feedback

Get one-to-one feedback on your assignments. With personal feedback and encouragement, we will keep setting you up for success. It is our mission to help you get the most out of the course and we will be there for you to guide you along the way.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | Development

Development

The course is designed to encourage you to apply what you are learning into your own life. Application is what makes knowledge transformative. By trying new techniques, developing new habits and reflecting on your learning, you will build your own yoga practice.

Course Content

156 lessons & tasks

Unit 1

Sankalpa: Keeping an open mind     (03:02)

Pranayama: Yogic breathing     (09:04)

Asana technique: Standing poses     (22:18)

Task – video: Utthita Trikonasana

Task – practice: 7 minutes of yogic breathing

Philosophy: Understanding yoga     (27:55)

Anatomy: Introduction     (13:12)

Task – post: Your insight

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (58:15)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Body scan     (15:49)

Task – post: What does yoga mean to you?

Bonus: Namaste     (05:22)

 

Unit 2

Sankalpa: Listening to your body     (02:49)

Meditation: Mindfulness     (13:04)

Task – practice: Mindfulness in daily life

Asana technique: Standing & seated poses     (17:39)

Task – video: Virabhadrasana B

Philosophy: Definition of yoga & eightfold path     (30:10)

Task – post: Yogaś-citta-vr̥tti-nirodhaḥ

Anatomy: Breathing     (15:46)

Pranayama: Deepening the breath     (08:02)

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (55:29)

Task – post: Reflection

Task – practice: Deepening the breath

Bonus: Mandala     (02:40)

Task – task: Share your mandala!

 

Unit 3

Sankalpa: Balance     (03:07)

Anatomy: Spine     (20:52)

Task: How much do you sleep?

Asana technique: Balancing poses     (14:40)

Task – video: Balancing pose

Pranayama: Nadi shodhana     (09:09)

Philosophy: Yama     (19:21)

Task – post: Principles of yama

Task – practice: Nadi shodhana

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (58:55)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Non-reactivity     (14:20)

Bonus: The importance of sleep     (13:49)

 

Unit 4

Sankalpa: Accepting yourself     (05:05)

Meditation: Loving-kindness     (11:21)

Task – practice: Loving-kindness

Asana technique: Surya Namaskar A & B     (20:37)

Task – video: Surya Namaskar B

Philosophy: Niyama     (26:45)

Task – post: Post: Principles of niyama

Anatomy: Skeletal system     (20:51)

Quiz: Skeletal system

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (01:00:47)

Task – post: Reflection

Pranayama: Antara kumbhaka     (15:23)

Bonus: Yogic diet     (11:39)

Task: Healthy diet

 

Unit 5

Sankalpa: Let go of the outcome     (03:57)

Anatomy: Joints     (16:15)

Asana technique: Core     (24:13)

Task – video: Navasana

Meditation: Zen meditation     (18:26)

Pranayama: Bahya kumbhaka     (14:23)

Philosophy: Detachment     (23:28)

Task – post: Klesha

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (01:02:45)

Task – post: Reflection

Task – practice: Bahya kumbhaka

Bonus: Yoga in your busy lifestyle     (14:32)

Task: Your safety anchor

 

Unit 6

Sankalpa: Non-doing     (04:02)

Anatomy: Hip joint     (07:08)

Asana technique: Hip-opening asanas     (23:39)

Task – video: Dragon pose / Swan pose

Philosophy: Yin yoga     (19:14)

Asana practice: Yin yoga 1     (01:00:42)

Pranayama: Anulom vilom     (10:29)

Asana practice: Yin yoga 2     (01:01:50)

Meditation: Gayatri mantra     (10:18)

Task – post: Your experience of yin yoga

Bonus: Mudras     (12:32)

 

Unit 7

Sankalpa: Meditation in daily life     (04:22)

Meditation: Introduction     (01:44)

Task – meditation: Mindful walking

Asana technique: Hamstring flexibility     (21:12)

Task – video: Yin and hamstrings

Philosophy: Hatha Yoga Pradipika     (30:52)

Task – post: Which idea did you find the most interesting?

Pranayama: Kapalabhati     (09:29)

Asana practice: Hatha yoga     (01:00:37)

Task – post: Reflection

Anatomy: Muscles     (21:39)

Quiz: Muscles

Bonus: Body posture     (15:38)

Unit 8

Sankalpa: Attitude of gratitude     (04:11)

Task: Gratitude

Anatomy: Shoulder joint     (08:55)

Asana technique: Arm balances     (18:18)

Task – video: Bakasana

Pranayama: Uddiyana kriya     (09:15)

Anatomy: Knee joint     (09:26)

Philosophy: Bhagavad Gita & four paths of yoga     (27:21)

Task – post: Your path of yoga

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (56:59)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Gratitude     (14:49)

Bonus: Introduction to chair yoga     (02:05)

Bonus: Chair yoga     (31:19)

 

Unit 9

Sankalpa: Being skillful in action     (04:34)

Philosophy: Ashtanga yoga     (17:26)

Asana technique: Preparation for Ashtanga yoga     (14:05)

Task – video: Vinyasa

Task – post: My inner fire

Pranayama: Ujjayi breath     (08:59)

Bonus: Agnisara kriya and Nauli     (12:02)

Anatomy: Muscles of lower limbs     (17:27)

Asana practice: Ashtanga Primary Series     (01:03:25)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Introduction     (03:11)

Meditation: Light visualization     (10:30)

Bonus: Ashtanga Primary Series with Pattabhi Jois

 

Unit 10

Sankalpa: Flip your perspective     (05:35)

Philosophy: Teachers     (19:13)

Task – post: Your teacher

Asana technique: Backward extensions     (18:21)

Task – video: Ustrasana

Pranayama: Pranava     (08:56)

Anatomy: Muscles of the upper limbs     (09:59)

Asana practice: Restorative yoga     (01:01:29)

Task – post: Reflection

Philosophy: Chakras     (09:47)

Meditation: Introduction     (05:56)

Meditation: Osho Chakra Sounds     (19:49)

Bonus: Mantras     (10:26)

Unit 11

Sankalpa: Patience     (04:44)

Pranayama: Yogic breathing     (11:51)

Task: Yogic breathing in the morning

Asana technique: Inversions     (15:50)

Task – video: Inversions

Philosophy: Kindness     (17:34)

Anatomy: Organs I & autonomic nervous system     (21:32)

Task – post: Parasympathetic nervous system

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (01:03:10)

Task – post: Reflection

Meditation: Introduction     (03:34)

Meditation: Yoga Nidra     (37:00)

Bonus: Pancha kosha     (10:32)

 

Unit 12

Sankalpa: Have fun     (02:00)

Final task: Design your own yoga class

Asana technique: Binding     (11:15)

Pranayama: Udgita     (10:34)

Philosophy: Samadhi     (15:15)

Anatomy: Organs II & metabolism     (19:57)

Quiz: Organs II & metabolism

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga     (57:13)

Meditation: Introduction     (02:29)

Meditation: Zen meditation     (18:30)

Thank you!     (01:32)

 

Start today

Are you ready to finally bring your yoga practice to the next level? Join us and get empowered to build your own daily practice of yoga.

From our exit questionnaires

I knew the course was going to be comprehensive but it still managed to exceed my expectations. You can see that a lot of thought was put into the structure of the course and the tasks which follow on from some of the lessons. Completing the tasks required a degree of introspection, which is exactly what I needed in order to shift my thinking and grow as a person. The Complete Guide to Yoga was a great experience and I will be drawing from what I’ve learned for a long time to come.

Rebecca Myers

The Complete Guide to Yoga

I went from almost a complete beginner to a (relatively) advanced yoga practitioner within a couple of months. I was grateful for the detailed focus on anatomy and the technique of poses – thanks to these lessons, I was able to do the poses correctly on my own without going to an in-person class. Adela has a captivating way of talking about yoga and also a very calming voice, which I appreciated especially in the meditation classes!

Tom Williams

The Complete Guide to Yoga

I can’t speak highly enough about The Complete Guide to Yoga. It’s been an incredible journey that’s transformed both my body and mind.

What truly stood out was the holistic approach to yoga. Beyond the physical postures, the course delved into the philosophy, history and anatomy of yoga, adding depth to my practice. Breathwork, meditation, and self-development were seamlessly integrated, fostering a comprehensive mind-body connection. This integration not only improved my physical flexibility and strength but also awakened a sense of inner calm and self-awareness.

The supportive community created among participants is remarkable. Sharing experiences and challenges has motivated me in my practice.

This course has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to understand yoga as a holistic practice.

Sophia Peterson

The Complete Guide to Yoga

Still not sure?

Drop us a line

The Complete Guide to Yoga

Bring your yoga practice into your everyday life

7

months

3

hours per week

1:1

feedback

Take charge of your practice

Your yoga journey is a deeply personal experience. While guidance from teachers is important, you need to be able to adjust your practice to the needs of your body and mind. The aim of this course is to help you build your own personalized practice of yoga.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | More than exercise

More than exercise

Yoga is a powerful tool with which you can improve your mental and physical health.

Practising without context is just exercise. When you learn about all the other aspects of yoga you can tailor it to your own needs and bring yoga into your everyday life.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | Take charge of your practice
Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | Knowledge

Knowledge

Your understanding of yoga is facilitated by over 50 hours of high-quality, informative video classes. Learn at your own pace about all main aspects of yoga, including yoga philosophy, anatomy, physiology, technique of poses, breathwork, meditation and more.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | One-to-One Feedback

1:1 feedback

Get one-to-one feedback on your assignments. With personal feedback and encouragement, we will keep setting you up for success. It is our mission to help you get the most out of the course and we will be there for you to guide you along the way.

Personalized yoga courses online | yogacourses.com | The Complete Guide to Yoga | Development

Development

The course is designed to encourage you to apply what you are learning into your own life. Application is what makes knowledge transformative. By trying new techniques, developing new habits and reflecting on your learning, you will build your own yoga practice.

Course Content

156 lessons & tasks

Unit 1

Sankalpa: Keeping an open mind
(03:02)

Pranayama: Yogic breathing
(09:04)

Asana technique: Standing poses
(22:18)

Task – video
Utthita Trikonasana

Task – practice
7 minutes of yogic breathing

Philosophy: Understanding yoga
(27:55)

Anatomy: Introduction
(13:12)

Task – post
Your insight

Asana practice: Hatha yoga
(58:15)

Task – post
Reflection

Meditation: Body scan
(15:49)

Task – post
What does yoga mean to you?

Bonus: Namaste
(05:22)

Unit 2

Sankalpa: Listening to your body
(02:49)

Meditation: Mindfulness
(13:04)

Task – practice
Mindfulness in daily life

Asana technique: Standing & seated poses
(17:39)

Task – video
Virabhadrasana B

Philosophy: Definition of yoga & eightfold path
(30:10)

Task – post
Yogaś-citta-vr̥tti-nirodhaḥ

Anatomy: Breathing
(15:46)

Pranayama: Deepening the breath
(08:02)

Asana practice: Hatha yoga
(55:29)

Task – post
Reflection

Task – practice
Deepening the breath

Bonus: Mandala
(02:40)

Task – task
Share your mandala!

Unit 3

Sankalpa: Balance
(03:07)

Anatomy: Spine
(20:52)

Task
How much do you sleep?

Asana technique: Balancing poses
(14:40)

Task – video
Balancing pose

Pranayama: Nadi shodhana
(09:09)

Philosophy: Yama
(19:21)

Task – post
Principles of yama

Task – practice
Nadi shodhana

Asana practice: Hatha yoga
(58:55)

Task – post
Reflection

Meditation: Non-reactivity
(14:20)

Bonus: The importance of sleep
(13:49)

Unit 4

Sankalpa: Accepting yourself
(05:05)

Meditation: Loving-kindness
(11:21)

Task – practice
Loving-kindness

Asana technique: Surya Namaskar A & B
(20:37)

Task – video
Surya Namaskar B

Philosophy: Niyama
(26:45)

Task – post
Post: Principles of niyama

Anatomy: Skeletal system
(20:51)

Quiz
Skeletal system

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga
(01:00:47)

Task – post
Reflection

Pranayama: Antara kumbhaka
(15:23)

Bonus: Yogic diet
(11:39)

Task
Healthy diet

Unit 5

Sankalpa: Let go of the outcome
(03:57)

Anatomy: Joints
(16:15)

Asana technique: Core
(24:13)

Task – video
Navasana

Meditation: Zen meditation
(18:26)

Pranayama: Bahya kumbhaka
(14:23)

Philosophy: Detachment
(23:28)

Task – post
Klesha

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga
(01:02:45)

Task – post
Reflection

Task – practice
Bahya kumbhaka

Bonus: Yoga in your busy lifestyle
(14:32)

Task
Your safety anchor

Unit 6

Sankalpa: Non-doing
(04:02)

Anatomy: Hip joint
(07:08)

Asana technique: Hip-opening asanas
(23:39)

Task – video
Dragon pose / Swan pose

Philosophy: Yin yoga
(19:14)

Asana practice: Yin yoga 1
(01:00:42)

Pranayama: Anulom vilom
(10:29)

Asana practice: Yin yoga 2
(01:01:50)

Meditation: Gayatri mantra
(10:18)

Task – post
Your experience of yin yoga

Bonus: Mudras
(12:32)

Unit 7

Sankalpa: Meditation in daily life
(04:22)

Meditation: Introduction
(01:44)

Task – meditation
Mindful walking

Asana technique: Hamstring flexibility
(21:12)

Task – video
Yin and hamstrings

Philosophy: Hatha Yoga Pradipika
(30:52)

Task – post
Which idea did you find the most interesting?

Pranayama: Kapalabhati
(09:29)

Asana practice: Hatha yoga
(01:00:37)

Task – post
Reflection

Anatomy: Muscles
(21:39)

Quiz
Muscles

Bonus: Body posture
(15:38)

Unit 8

Sankalpa: Attitude of gratitude
(04:11)

Task
Gratitude

Anatomy: Shoulder joint
(08:55)

Asana technique: Arm balances
(18:18)

Task – video
Bakasana

Pranayama: Uddiyana kriya
(09:15)

Anatomy: Knee joint
(09:26)

Philosophy: Bhagavad Gita & four paths of yoga
(27:21)

Task – post
Your path of yoga

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga
(56:59)

Task – post
Reflection

Meditation: Gratitude
(14:49)

Bonus: Introduction to chair yoga
(02:05)

Bonus: Chair yoga
(31:19)

Unit 9

Sankalpa: Being skillful in action
(04:34)

Philosophy: Ashtanga yoga
(17:26)

Asana technique: Preparation for Ashtanga yoga
(14:05)

Task – video
Vinyasa

Task – post
My inner fire

Pranayama: Ujjayi breath
(08:59)

Bonus: Agnisara kriya and Nauli
(12:02)

Anatomy: Muscles of lower limbs
(17:27)

Asana practice: Ashtanga Primary Series
(01:03:25)

Task – post
Reflection

Meditation: Introduction
(03:11)

Meditation: Light visualization
(10:30)

Bonus: Ashtanga Primary Series with Pattabhi Jois

Unit 10

Sankalpa: Flip your perspective
(05:35)

Philosophy: Teachers
(19:13)

Task – post
Your teacher

Asana technique: Backward extensions
(18:21)

Task – video
Ustrasana

Pranayama: Pranava
(08:56)

Anatomy: Muscles of the upper limbs
(09:59)

Asana practice: Restorative yoga
(01:01:29)

Task – post
Reflection

Philosophy: Chakras
(09:47)

Meditation: Introduction
(05:56)

Meditation: Osho Chakra Sounds
(19:49)

Bonus: Mantras
(10:26)

Unit 11

Sankalpa: Patience
(04:44)

Pranayama: Yogic breathing
(11:51)

Task
Yogic breathing in the morning

Asana technique: Inversions
(15:50)

Task – video
Inversions

Philosophy: Kindness
(17:34)

Anatomy: Organs I & autonomic nervous system
(21:32)

Task – post
Parasympathetic nervous system

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga
(01:03:10)

Task – post
Reflection

Meditation: Introduction
(03:34)

Meditation: Yoga Nidra
(37:00)

Bonus: Pancha kosha
(10:32)

Unit 12

Sankalpa: Have fun
(02:00)

Final task
Design your own yoga class

Asana technique: Binding
(11:15)

Pranayama: Udgita
(10:34)

Philosophy: Samadhi
(15:15)

Anatomy: Organs II & metabolism
(19:57)

Quiz
Organs II & metabolism

Asana practice: Vinyasa yoga
(57:13)

Meditation: Introduction
(02:29)

Meditation: Zen meditation
(18:30)

Thank you!
(01:32)

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From our exit questionnaires

I knew the course was going to be comprehensive but it still managed to exceed my expectations. You can see that a lot of thought was put into the structure of the course and the tasks which follow on from some of the lessons. Completing the tasks required a degree of introspection, which is exactly what I needed in order to shift my thinking and grow as a person. The Complete Guide to Yoga was a great experience and I will be drawing from what I’ve learned for a long time to come.

Rebecca Myers

The Complete Guide to Yoga

I went from almost a complete beginner to a (relatively) advanced yoga practitioner within a couple of months. I was grateful for the detailed focus on anatomy and the technique of poses – thanks to these lessons, I was able to do the poses correctly on my own without going to an in-person class. Adela has a captivating way of talking about yoga and also a very calming voice, which I appreciated especially in the meditation classes!

Tom Williams

The Complete Guide to Yoga

I can’t speak highly enough about The Complete Guide to Yoga. It’s been an incredible journey that’s transformed both my body and mind.

What truly stood out was the holistic approach to yoga. Beyond the physical postures, the course delved into the philosophy, history and anatomy of yoga, adding depth to my practice. Breathwork, meditation, and self-development were seamlessly integrated, fostering a comprehensive mind-body connection. This integration not only improved my physical flexibility and strength but also awakened a sense of inner calm and self-awareness.

The supportive community created among participants is remarkable. Sharing experiences and challenges has motivated me in my practice.

This course has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to understand yoga as a holistic practice.

Sophia Peterson

The Complete Guide to Yoga

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