- 20 Aug, 2026
Aerial yoga teacher training is a practice where a fabric hammock supports part of you body while a fabric hammock support part of your body while you perform yoga movements, stretches, balances and relaxation. While doing poses hammock give support to explore movements.
Is Aerial Yoga Suitable for Beginners?
Yes, aerial yoga is suitable for beginners if you take classes with experienced teacher. At shiva tatwa yogshala you can learn 50 hour beginners friendly aerial yoga teacher training in Nepal. At this course you will learn basic aerial yoga poses, hammock techniques, safe inversions, alignments, anatomy, sequencing and teaching methodology. Our Expert teacher provides practical session throughout the journey so you can learn easily. This is beginners friendly training after completion of course you will get certification.
Beginner friendly class curriculum includes:
Introduction to aerial yoga and hammock yoga
Basic aerial yoga poses
Hammock positioning and balance
Aerial asana and transitions
Proper alignment and body awareness
Stretching and strengthening exercise
Relaxation and breathing practices
Visit our foundational Aerial your teacher training to know about detail curriculum, schedule and what is included.
Do You Need Yoga Experience?
If you have previous experience in yoga will be helpful in aerial yoga program but for beginner if you only follow teacher guidance will be enough. We provide you foundational techniques from beginning. Here student will learn about equipment setup and safety.
Benefits of Aerial Yoga Teacher Training
Improve flexibility
Build strength
Support balance
Promote relaxation
Body awareness and focus
What you will learn in this course?
Aerial yoga safety principle
Equipment awareness
Injury prevention
Seated aerial poses
Basic aerial flow
Verbal cues
Aerial yoga teaching methodology
Learn detail module of aerial yoga poses techniques and aerial yoga foundation with 50 hour aerial yoga teacher training.
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