I thoroughly enjoyed my yoga teacher training when I took it 15 years ago. I chose to learn intensively, over three weeks, on retreat in Portugal. And the main thing I took from the training was the friendship group I cultivated. Friends, who I still hold dear today. There were over 30 participants on my training and understandably and like life, 30 different people have 30 different, requirements, personalities and learning styles. I can only begin to understand how the course leaders handled teaching such a large group. Fifteen years later and teaching yoga teachers, there are very few trainings available to learn on a one to one basis and learn in a style that suits each trainee. The main advantage of personal training is that you can take as long as you need on each module, ask as many questions as you need and thoroughly soak in as much information to be the best yoga teacher. Naturally group yoga teacher trainings, need to have set training dates, which poses a problem, if you are unable to make just one of the dates and so the second major benefit of this one to one yoga teacher training programme is that you can start whenever suits you and together, we can plan all your training days around you work, your current commitments and your travel plans. This is ideal if you are considering becoming a yoga teacher alongside a current career. It’s also perfect for structuring around family life. So back to the friends, you won’t be lonely, I promise. You are encouraged to join the Whatsapp group of other trainees, local to you, learning in this bespoke style. I am also super friendly and you can message or ring me anytime with questions that crop up during your training. We don’t have to wait for training days, if you feel inspired or have a question or just want to reach out between modules, I am here for you. And I’ll be available all through training and offering mentorship two years after course. I look forward to meeting and training with you as much as I hope you do me, so take a look at the one to one course syllabus. Best wishes, Lucy King
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