No. Yoga 4 Fitness is a 50-hour professional certification, not a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training. It is designed to build on your existing fitness or yoga education by developing deeper skills in movement science, biomechanics, mobility, sequencing, cueing, and accessible instruction.

That said, many Yoga 4 Fitness graduates use their 50-hour certification to teach yoga in gyms, community centers, recreation centers, and other fitness settings. The training is specifically designed to help you confidently create and teach all-levels classes in these environments.

And if you decide you want to pursue a 200-hour yoga teaching credential, your Yoga 4 Fitness certification can be applied toward the All Around Yoga 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training through the additional 150-hour supplemental course.

Already a 200-hour yoga teacher? Your Yoga 4 Fitness certification can also provide 50 hours of Yoga Alliance continuing education.

We understand that life happens! The facilitated training option includes required in-person participation, so if you know you cannot attend the scheduled clinical weekend, the fully self-paced option may be a better fit.

If an unexpected situation arises after you register, please contact Traci as soon as possible. Depending on when the change occurs, you may be eligible for a refund or have the option to transfer your registration to the fully self-paced course for an additional $26.

Please review the Training Schedules for Refund Policy before registering for complete details.

No. Yoga 4 Fitness is designed for fitness professionals coming from a variety of backgrounds, including personal training, group fitness, and yoga. The training builds on the knowledge you already have and introduces yoga-based movement as a practical way to deepen your understanding of biomechanics, mobility, sequencing, cueing, and accessible instruction.

You don't need to be an experienced yoga practitioner—you need a willingness to learn, explore movement, and apply new skills to the people you serve.