Foundational Yoga Studies Hybrid YTT 200 Info Session I
Online | September 30, 5:00pm PDT
Join us for a live online information session to learn more about Mount Madonna’s upcoming Foundational Yoga Studies 200-Hour Hybrid Yoga Teacher Training program. Rooted in Classical Ashtanga Yoga (eight-limbed path) and Hatha Yoga (path of balance), this five-month program combines the connection and depth of in-person learning with the flexibility of live online study. Two immersive four-night modules on the Mount Madonna campus frame three live, four-day online modules, allowing time between sessions to integrate the teachings into your personal practice.
Guided by experienced faculty, you will explore foundational Yoga philosophy and practices, including pranayama (breathing techniques), asana (postures), and meditation, while developing the skills to teach a well-rounded beginner-level class. Upon completion, you will be eligible to apply for a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) credential with Yoga Alliance.
During the information session, there will be a brief presentation followed by an opportunity for Q & A with our team.
Whether you are interested in becoming a yoga teacher or looking to begin or deepen your personal practice, this introductory webinar will help you explore how the program can support your goals. We look forward to connecting with you!
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Lizzy Lokamātrī GamberdellaMA, Ayurveda, E-RYT 500, C-IAYTLizzy is a yoga and Ayurveda educator devoted to holistic health through ongoing study, practice, and service. Rooted in classical yogic and Ayurvedic traditions, she brings a lifelong practice of yoga and formal studies in yoga and Ayurveda beginning in 2008 to her teaching of Ashtanga Yoga (eight-limbed path), Hatha Yoga (path of balance), sadhana (pranayama and meditation), Therapeutic Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yoga Philosophy, and Ayurveda.
She completed her initial yoga teacher training at the Santa Barbara Yoga Center in the lineage of Krishnamacharya, where she also studied biomechanics and anatomy with Jules Mitchell, social responsibility with Michelle Cassandra Johnson, and Accessible Yoga with Jivana Heyman. She completed Advanced Yoga Studies and Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy (C-IAYT) training at Mount Madonna, where her work continues to be shaped by lineage, lived experience and sustained personal practice.
Lizzy currently serves the School of Yoga at Mount Madonna as a member of the yoga faculty, in administration and admissions support, and as Program Coordinator for Advanced Yoga Studies (YTT 300), Ayurveda Educator (AE), and Ayurvedic Health Counselor (AHC) programs. Drawing on decades of experience in education, including general and special education, Lizzy approaches teaching as a path of self-inquiry, balance and healing, and is committed to supporting students in cultivating awareness, resilience and harmony in daily life.
