Internationally Accredited
Yoga Teacher Training Courses
Shades of Yoga is an International Yoga Teacher Training school in Ubud Bali that takes you on a personal journey, connecting the mind, body and spirit.
PACKAGE OPTIONS
Includes full course fee & course manual only
Includes full course fee, course manual and a shared room with Twin Beds with and daily breakfast
Includes full course fee, course manual and your own private room with aircon and daily breakfast
To secure your spot we require a $500 USD non refundable deposit, you can use your deposit for another course date if you can’t attend original booked course dates. Your deposit is valid for up to six months. Bank fees to be covered by student.
Includes full course fee and course manual. Students stay at their own accommodation.
Includes full course fee, course manual and a twin-bed shared-room and daily breakfast
Includes full course fee, course manual and your own private Room and daily breakfast
Individual attention & care
Teachers with real life experience
International Yoga Certification
Giving you peace of mind
All teachter have a minimum of 5 years teaching experience
Founding Member "Passionate about life, love and light"
Individual attention & care
Teachers with real life experience
International Yoga Certification
Giving you peace of mind
All teachter have a minimum of 5 years teaching experience
Founding Member "Passionate about life, love and light"
The RYT 200 course is designed to take yoga beyond the physical practice of asana. We believe it is important to approach yoga from a holistic point of view with a focus on life-skills while providing tools to live your true passions.
Why do a yoga teacher training with Shades of Yoga, and why choose Ubud Bali as your destination? Shades of yoga are internationally accredited and
During your 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training with Shades of Yoga you will experience the wondrous and sacred water purification ceremony at Tirta Empul, that
7 Advantages of Restorative Yoga Yoga provides numerous health advantages for both the body and the mind. Still, when life is scurrying, we may find
There are a number of different hospitals and clinics in Bali. There are places that support minor cuts and bruises but also international hospitals that handle larger scale issues.
It is always great idea to have travel insurance though. This will help make things go smoother generally and decrease waiting time.
Bali is a very safe and friendly island, however like anywhere make sure you travel wisely.
If you choose to go somewhere alone inform someone of your plans, and travel during the day and mind your belongings.. Smart travel is the best travel!
Most countries are able to enter Bali free of charge for 29 night and 30 days. This course falls in that time frame so you will be covered.
However, if you plan on staying any longer you need to purchase an ON ARRIVAL VISA upon arrival (at the cost of around 30$usd cash) which will allow you to extend your visa for an additional 30 days.
There are many visa agencies that can help this process once you are here. The cost is around $80usd. You are also able to arrange a 60 days Visa before you travel through an Indonesia embassy. Look on line to find the one closest to you, and also to check if your country has any other restrictions.
Depending on the time of year you come will determine clothes. If you are coming during rainy season it is very muggy and hot and so light, quick dry clothing is wonderful, but also packing a light rain jacket as you will surely be caught in it at some point.
Dry season is very sunny but actually a bit cool in the evenings so a light jumper or jacket for night time.
Rainy Season is Nov – March and during this time you will have sun and rain and it is quite hot and humid. Dry Season April – October will have just light rains here or there but is actually a cooler time of year.
You will need some device to write down and submit your assignments. It does not have to be a laptop, a tablet or a smart phone on which you can create a document will also suffice. You may also find internet cafes around the town.
There are many spots to obtain a SIM, some of the most reliable places are the supermarkets.
Supermarkets have stands out front that sell SIM cards and can also add data for you. There are also many local SIMPATI stands that sell SIM cards and data. These are not like the cell service stores you may be used to at home but offer the same service. So find a local market or ask someone to point you in the right direction of a SIMPATI store.
Rememebr you also need to purchase data to use the local SIM!
It is a good idea to stay somewhere close by. You will arrive very early in the morning and will leave in the evening usually feeling a bit tired. It is nice to have your place in walking distance.
There are also a lot of places to eat in the walking distance to Taksu.
You need to make sure you are picking the most secure ATMs you can, either ones that are located in banks or hotels, as many ATMs can be faulty or not have the money loaded in them.
So when taking money out be sure to go to a more established place and TIP** -> the ATM doesn’t spit your card back out until the money comes out so remember to wait for your card, as many people forget this and walk away!
Venues supply mats for you to use during the classes but you are also expected to do your own self practice on your own time during the course. For that purpose it might be a good idea to have your yoga mat with you.
Yoga mats are quite expensive in Bali so rather bring your own from home.
Please WhatsApp our dear friend and Driver Nana Artana – he speaks fluent English and will assist you in getting from the airport to Ubud after your long flight. Let him know you are booked on a SOY course, simply send him a copy of your flight details and he will have a driver waiting for you on your arrival. Contact: Nana +62 812 398 7779
Please see our comprehensive list of places to say in and around Ubud. Accommodation in Ubud
Please visit the Shades of Yoga blog and do a search, you will find related articles. Shades of Yoga Blog
Water out the tap is not safe to drink in Bali. We suggest that you bring a drinking bottle because you can refill it in a lot of places and it reduces plastic pollution.
Please visit our All Upcoming Courses page to get more information on all our courses.
Please visit the Yoga Teachers Directory registration page and follow the instructions.
Please visit the Ambassador Application page and follow the instructions.
Shades of Yoga have over 10 years experience in Yoga Teacher Training. We are Yoga alliance Accredited. Our vision is to create a truly unique experience.
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