Jai Yoga Arts 200 Hour
Teacher Training
Graduate with Confidence

About the Program
The Jai Yoga Teacher Training program is a Registered Yoga Alliance School (RYS200). Your graduation certificate from Jai allows you to register with Yoga Alliance as a certified Yoga Teacher and be recognized world wide for a standard of excellence.
The Training
includes detailed instruction in:

- Postural Alignment
- Teaching Methodology and Technique
- Class Structure
- Breathing Technique (pranayama)
- Yoga Philosophy including the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
- History and Lineage
- Meditation
- Chanting
- Chakras
- Anatomy
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Injury prevention
- Modifications for Injured and Pre-Natal Students,
- Practice Teaching
- Hands On Adjustments
- Business of Yoga
Fall 2016
Brooklyn
Costa Rica
About the Teacher
Ella Luckett, E-RYT is a Yoga Alliance certified yoga instructor with 14 years of professional teaching experience and over 800 hours of advanced training. She was first Certified in Ashtanga in 2001 with Larry Shultz at one of the first yoga schools of San Francisco, "It's Yoga" Later, in 2004 she obtained her 300 hour certification in Jivamukti Yoga with world renowned Jivamukti founders Sharon Gannon and David Life. Ella continues her lifelong education through many prestigious teachers such as Shiva Rae with whom she is in the process of obtaining her advanced certification in Prana Yoga and Trance dance. She also studies Mantra Meditation with Gadahara Pandit, and has over a decade of Vedantic Yoga studies at Ananda Ashram in New York. Ella began leading YA certified Teacher Training Programs in 2008. She opened her New York City based Yoga studio, Jai Yoga Arts in 2011, and now leads teacher trainings there, and all over the world.
About the Jai Yoga Style
Jai Yoga is a blend of ashtanga and vinyasa yoga emphasizing breath and body connection for a powerful physical practice and deeply meditative mind.
A Jai yoga class is a vinyasa class designed to be a moving mediation with a strong emphasis on breath, body, mind connection. But the Jai system of yoga goes uniquely beyond the mat. The distinction of Jai Yoga from other systems of yoga is the emphasis on satsang, “Good Company.” At Jai we believe that the people you connect with both in your yoga class and in your work and home life, are as important as your individual practice. Every Jai class, workshop, retreat and training has a heavy emphasis on supporting strong relationships in our lives.
Too often teachers and practitioners get lost in the details of practice that spiral inward on the practice itself. Investigating further into the “how” becomes the focus instead of the “why.” At Jai we never forget that we practice to live, not live to practice. While practicing is so uplifting we look forward to it, and make it an integral part of our lives. It never eludes us that practicing is a practice for “life” not a practice for a pose.
At Jai we practice to find peace within, so that we can feel more at peace with others. We understand the practices are not there to excel at as a contained practice on the mat, or on the meditation cushion. But that the results of the practice are only measured by the increase in happy, authentic, productive, fun and loving relationships in our lives. Welcome to the Jai difference.
Often, that means that the people who come together to practice in the Jai system, find friendships within their classmates. But just as often, students report increased wellness in the relationships outside of our studio, or retreat centers. From work to home life, the goal of practicing Jai Yoga is to better our connection with people. That’s the Jai difference.