Module 03: The Body (cadaver lab anatomy module)

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October 13, 2024

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October 18, 2024

Colorado Springs, CO

course overview

Deciding on a yoga teacher training is a big commitment - and it is important that you choose a program that feels like a good fit. Below is a little bit more information about us. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions you have about our offerings!

Curriculum

Our 200-hour yoga teacher training curriculum is broken up into two parts — an online module and an in-person module. Our online component includes lecture-style content that you’ll want to revisit again and again after you start teaching, and you’ll have lifetime access to this material to return to. This module is all about foundations: learning about the practices, anatomy, yoga history basics + practice hours at your own pace inside the Kula. Our in-person module is all about practice, teaching methodology and practice teaching. We’ll deep-dive into cueing, creating sequences, building classes, practice teaching to each other, hands-on anatomy labs mapping out the human body + so much more. Our curriculum is Yoga Alliance certified.

style

Our trainings are in the style of Vinyasa Yoga, which will remain our primary focus throughout training. Our Vinyasa practices are flowy, creatively sequenced, playful + strong. We incorporate options to explore arm balances and inversions (though they're always optional).

While our trainings primarily focus on Vinyasa Flow, we also incorporate bits of mobility, slow-flow, and yin + restorative elements for you to integrate into your teaching and practice if you choose to. We'll explore both the physicality of the practice through studying anatomy, as well as more energetic explorations like holding the space + reading the room.  

hybrid learning

Our trainings are a hybrid online + in-person split. Our online material is hosted inside of an online platform which you can access from desktop or an App on your phone, and will connect you to our community of other trainees and facilitators. The online content is a mixture of lecture material, reading and videos which we expect you'll want to re-visit over time. It is completely self-paced. Our in-person modules are packed full with practice time, Q+As, hands-on material and labs and more.

our teachers

Nicole Wild is our main facilitator, and she has been teaching yoga since 2015. She has extensively studied with various teachers across schools of yoga including Embodied Flow, Awakening Yoga Academy and more. She has studied anatomy in cadaver labs, meditation with Buddhist teachers, breathwork, somatic movement therapy, Thai massage + more. Alongside Nicole, some of our trainings include bits of material from guest teachers who offer expertise in their specific industries.

If you haven't yet practiced with Nicole, take a few of her classes on YouTube or inside The Kula to get a feel for her teaching style!

course overview

Join Madhav Gramke + The Institute for Anatomical Research, as well as Nicole Wild of The Collective School of Yoga for this deep-dive into human anatomy (and truly so much more). We will work in the lab with human cadavers doing dissection work to learn about the human form through actual human forms. We'll look closely at the skeletal system, muscular system, respiratory system with focus on studying how we breathe, and so much more. It is an absolute gift + honor to work with the human body in this way. We know that this work has potential to be intimidating, and a lot of questions come along with it. We will send you prep-information prior to arriving to set you up for the greatest success in the training - and know that we're in it together and here to support each other in the lab. You are not required to have previous lab experience in order to join in! Our days will be mostly spent in the lab guided by Madhav, but we'll have blocks of time spent in a nearby yoga studio where we'll practice + integrate what we're exploring in the lab, as well as facilitate discussion around our findings. We are more than grateful and thrilled to partner with the Institute for Anatomical Research and Madhav Gramke for this unrepeatable + unmatched week together learning about the body. Reach out if we can answer any questions for you prior to registration - and be on the lookout for an online-alternative if this training won't work for you!

Learn More About our 300-hour Trainings
200-HOUR YTT curriculum

What We'll Cover

All of our trainings are Yoga Alliance Certified, and contain educational content across 4 training categories of: Techniques Training + Practice, Yoga Humanities, Anatomy + Physiology, and Professional Essentials.

Techniques,
Training +
Practice

• Asana Practice
• Meditation Practice
• Breathwork Practice
• Posture Labs + Breakdowns including
Alignment, Modifications and Contraindications for each major yoga pose

PROFESSIONAL
ESSENTIALS

• Teaching Methodology: sequencing, cueing, pacing
• Holding the energetics of the space + reading the room
Practice teaching + giving/receiving feedback
• Finding your voice as a teacher
• Intro to Hands-on Adjustments
• Intro to the 3 I’s: facilitating in ways that are intelligent, intentional + intuitive
• General professionalism + biz basics: liability, yoga alliance, etc.
•Intro to marketing yourself + finding yoga teaching jobs

ANATOmY &
PHYSIOLOGY

• Hands-on + Experiential Anatomy Labs
• Cadaver Lab video material
• Systems of the body: muscular, skeletal, respiratory + nervous system
• Anatomical Terms relevant to a movement practice

YOGA
HUMANITIES

• Overview of noteworthy historical texts such as the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali + The Bhagavad Gita
• Intro to Sanskrit Studies + learning the Asana names in Sanskrit
• Key Dates + Overview of Yoga’s History
• Self-reflection + Study: Bringing the practice off of your mat + into your life
• Yoga Philosophy: living the limbs + integrating the Yamas + Niyamas
• Yoga Ethics

what's included

TRAINING TOOLS

Along with our course curriculum, you'll receive a copy of our Yoga Teacher Training manual written by Nicole + our flashcard Asana Deck as training materials included in your course fees.

Asana Deck

A deck of cards for learning the names of 90 yoga postures, or Asanas, in both Sanskrit + English. This deck was designed and made to be an educational resource for those interested in learning more about yoga, but beautiful enough to have as a coffee table deck or on a bookshelf alongside your favorite tarot deck or book stack. We can't wait to see how you utilize our Asana Deck!

Training Manual

You'll receive a copy of our training manual and workbook for the in-person portion of our yoga teacher training.

Course Overview

The Methods

Our 300-hr. modules are meant to take your practice + your teaching to its next up-level with deeper knowledge around The Practices, The Methods, The Body, The Studies, The Industry + The Thread that weaves it all together. Take all of our modules to complete the 300-hr. YTT program, or take them individually as continuing education.

The Methods Module is about meticulously breaking down and sharing the 'how'.
This module focuses heavily on teaching methodology and topics such as creative sequencing, refining your cueing, practice teaching + hands-on adjustments. Our schedule will include a daily practice, lecture with Nicole + structured practice teaching, practice hands-on adjustments and give/receive feedback to help each other grow. This module is all about refining your teaching skills including tangible exercises such as sequence-building, as well as more energetic understandings around reading the room or holding the space. This module is for anybody looking to up-level your teaching skills and receive valuable feedback about where you can grow.

You'll receive access to our online training portal which you can access via browser or an app on your phone, where we'll share training resources and information prior to our in-person module.

More About Our 300-hr. Training Modules

In-person Module

Online Module

In-person w/ online component

70-hour Training Module: The Practices

Yoga is a collection of practices within a practice. Movement, Meditation, Breathwork + more are all methods of yoga to walk us toward more ease in our lives. This module is all about the practices and putting them into your body in a way that allows you to teach from your own knowing and personal experience.

In-person Module

Online Module

In-person w/ online component

70-hour Training Module: The Methods

How do you create a yoga sequence? How do you stream sequences together to create a yoga class? How might you sequence a bit more creatively? What does it mean to be creative? What is the difference between teaching a 60-minute studio class or a 2-hour workshop? These questions, amongst many others, are the work of our Methods module.

In-person Module

Online Module

In-person w/ online component

40-hour Training Module: The Body

I’ll never forget standing in a cadaver lab in a week-long dissection studying the human body, and hearing Gil Hedley say “People want to go to space, but they don’t even know what’s happening under their own skin.” Your body is how you experience the world. It is how you experience relationship with everything around you. It is how you have the capacity to see the sunrise or hear music or feel someone’s touch.

In-person Module

Online Module

In-person w/ online component

40-hour Training Module: The Study

Svadhyaya is the study of the self + the study of the texts, and that is the work of this module. We’ll take a long, hard look at ourselves. We’ll have long, deep conversations with each other. We’ll read ancient texts as well as modern ones. We’ll self-reflect, a lot. And we’ll have practices that help to guide us toward these places. This module is one of cultivating a deeper conversation with your gut, your inner-wisdom and knowing.

In-person Module

Online Module

In-person w/ online component

40-Hour Module: The Industry

This module is about creating + celebrating opportunities to share the yoga practice with others, and how to become a professional in the yoga space. We blow the lid off of the box around the possible paths you could take in the yoga world. This course includes interview material with studio owners, founders of yoga retreat venues + resorts, teachers, accountants, lawyers, brand strategists + more.

In-person Module

Online Module

In-person w/ online component

40-hour Training Module: The Thread

This mentorship-style module can only be completed after finishing all others - unless granted otherwise by TCSY team. This module is about both group learning + individual guidance from Nicole. It is about threading together the tapestry of all you’ve learned up to this point, and getting specific feedback + assignments about where you can grow. There will be guided yoga practices by Nicole, and you’ll teach to each other, too.

Online Portion
VIRTUAL LEARNING
You'll receive access to our online portal where there will be some preparation material prior to our lab time, as well as access to the Kula to take 5 practice hours prior to meeting in-person. The hours for this module are primarily in-person, but you'll have about 7 hours on online content to work through prior to arrival.
IN-PERSON PORTION
SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE

October 13 | 5-8pm yoga opening practice + discussion, preparation for the lab

October 14-17 | full lab days: 8am-5pm at the Institute for Anatomical Research; each day to end w/ discussion + optional group sauna session at nearby gym

October 18 | 8am-3pm final lab time + 4-7pm closing yoga practice, integration of the material + closing discussion

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Module 03: The Body (cadaver lab anatomy module)
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Pricing
What's Included

• All lab time + yoga practices at a nearby studio space

• Access to the online component and prep work

What's not Included

• Travel + accommodations

• You will be required to purchase + bring your own lab coat and gloves (we'll send links for recommended items) These are affordable!

REGISTER HERE

Full Tuition: $1,800/person

Deposit: $600/person

Your final payment is due 90-days prior to the training start.

Online Modules

Soon you'll be able to register for any of the Online Training Modules with the Collective School of Yoga. Wether you're looking to complete your 300-hour YTT or looking to continue your yoga education, our online modules are accessible anywhere.

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You'll receive access to our online portal where there will be some preparation material prior to our lab time, as well as access to the Kula to take 5 practice hours prior to meeting in-person. The hours for this module are primarily in-person, but you'll have about 7 hours on online content to work through prior to arrival.

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/per person

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600

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In-Person Module

Join Madhav Gramke + The Institute for Anatomical Research, and Nicole Wild + TCSY for this week-long deep-dive into the human form. The full cost of your tuition is $1,800 with a $600 deposit required to book your space. Accommodations + meals are not included, but we'll connect you with the group in advance if you wish to organize group accommodations together.

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1800

/per person

$

600

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Colorado Springs, CO

ABOUT OUR VENUE

The Institute for Anatomical research is a 501(3)c organization located in Colorado Springs, CO at the foot of Pike's Peak. The lab is a bright + open learning space, and the facilitators are incredibly intelligent + intentional in their offerings. The lab emphasizes an importance in understanding that every human body is unique. They say, "Through our studies, education, and research, we foster an appreciation for the infinite diversity and variation of the human form. We believe that the only true study of anatomy is in the cadaver lab, and we look beyond the pages of the anatomy books to study the human body as it actually is." Our Lab time will be guided by Dr. Madhav Gramke -- a chiropractor, anatomist, educator and lover of the outdoors. He studied health sciences at the University of Central Florida, and received his doctorate of chiropractic at Life University. Madhav has been teaching anatomy for seven years, in various classroom settings and at the Institute for Anatomical Research to a wide array of health professionals including yoga instructors, professors, doctors, pilates instructors, bodyworkers and artists. He worked in an established chiropractic practice for some time in Atlanta before opening his own in Colorado Springs. Madhav continues with his passion for helping others through the healing arts and education, and is absolutely thrilled to be a part of Nicole’s vision for furthering and sharpening the yoga profession.

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