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The YogaSlackers teaching method is characterized by:
It’s our hope that yogaslackers.com can be a place for you to find inspiration and connect with inspiring people.
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit.”
Retreats are an opportunity to spend time with like-minded people, in inspiring places, exploring the edges of your perceived limitations. What sets our retreats apart from others is the amount of free time you will get. If you’re feeling more chill, or you want to go explore on your own, even miss a whole day, no one is going to yell at you. Conversely, if you’re ready to ‘get some,’ a YogaSlackers retreat guarantees you will retire to your room, tired, after a day full of adventure and play. We promise you will not feel too new or experienced to truly enjoy it!
YogaSlackers retreats are typically one week.
Goals:
Polish your acrobatic and slackline skills
Find the importance of stillness in movement, softness found in strength, and learn the art of silent communication
Review the basics of slackline yoga and acro yoga, then progress through the week adding more challenges individually suited to you.
Have fun!
Scheduled Events
4th YogaSlackers Thailand Retreat
Dec 1-8, 2017
YogaSlackers' Redefining Balance Puerto Rico
With Adi Carter, Sam Salwei and Raquel Hernámdez
April 10th - April 17th, 2018
2018 YogaSlackers Teacher Training
With Sam Salwei, Jason Magness, Chelsey Magness, and Raquel Hernández-Cruz
Dates: Aug 31 - Sep 9th
Location: Harrisonburg, VA
Cost: $2500
Application Form
It is time to apply for the 6th YogaSlackers Teacher Training.
If you are up to the challenge, make sure to review all pre-requisites and then start your journey here.
Application Deadline
April 1st, 2018
Why join our teacher training...
Looking to teach slacklining?
Want to find your authentic slacker teaching voice?
Desire to feel more at ease while teaching?
Want to learn how to set up your own workshops and build a community?
If you answered YES to any of these questions YogaSlackers Teacher Training is for you. Spend 9 days furthering your teaching and practice in the realms of yoga asana, acroyoga, and slacklining. Learn to become a remarkable instructor with deeper understanding in transmitting these modalities. This training focuses on learning how to teach slacklining. While we will also be working on slackline and acroyoga skill development, most of the time you will be learning the YogaSlackers' pedagogy.
We will intentionally push you outside of your comfort zone with the aim of allowing you to discover a bit more of the untapped potential that we all possess. As a certified YogaSlackers teacher, you'll begin sharing the work of balance (and adding to it) through workshops, classes, events, performances, tours and intensives – all backed by the YogaSlackers name and growing support.
Goals
Become a proud member of the YogaSlackers family
Learn the best ways we’ve discovered to teach the seemingly difficult practice of slackline yoga, acroyoga, and slackro
Learn how to create several styles of workshops
Practice teaching to your peers and teachers
Learn how to teach with various time, location, levels, and weather constraints
Learn the ins and outs of setting up your own workshops and marketing your skills
Find your authentic slacker voice and feel more at ease while teaching
Training Includes
Lodging
Amazing food:
3 solid,delicious meals a day based on a vegetarian framework.
Some meals may include a meat option.
Pool (get ready for standing acro and waterlining)
Extensive color teacher resource manual
eLine kit (official YogaSlackers slackline)
Swag from Team YogaSlackers Sponsors
Official YogaSlackers shirt
Over 100 hours of Training!
slackline, acro, slackro, vinyasa yoga, adventure, exploration, and conditioning
And whatever else we create together!
Pre-Requisites
We expect you to be able to do 100% of these. But, there are some exceptions, like doing a one arm handstand on the line. If you can do that, we will teach you the rest!
Cost
$2500
“Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go.”