08/31/2026
WHAT A TRAINING WEEKEND FEELS LIKE
By Friday evening, the week may still be clinging to the body—the conversations, responsibilities, momentum, and noise of the days that came before.
And so, we begin by arriving.
We settle into the space, into our bodies, and into the living theme that will accompany us through the weekend. We practise together and begin loosening our grip on everything we think we already know, making room for curiosity, connection, and something new to emerge.
Saturday carries us more deeply into the teachings. Philosophy and mythology meet asana, pranayama, meditation, Evolutionary Astrology, biomechanics, assisting and adjusting, teaching language, and shared inquiry.
There is time to listen and time to move.
Time to ask questions, experiment, practise, observe, and discover how an ancient teaching might speak through the particular circumstances of our contemporary lives.
By Sunday, the individual threads begin weaving themselves together. We explore how a philosophical theme can shape a class, how the movement of a joint can inform an adjustment, and how the quality of our own attention influences the space we create for another person.
We begin teaching—not from performance or perfection, but from presence.
Each weekend builds upon the one before it. Over nine months, the teachings gradually move from something we understand intellectually into something we can feel, embody, express, and carry into our lives.
The 200-Hour Fundamentals Teacher Training meets one weekend each month from October 2026 through June 2027 at Madhu Wellness Collective in Rossland.
Fridays: 5–9 PM
Saturdays: 10 AM–6 PM
Sundays: 9 AM–5 PM
No previous teaching experience is required. Come because you feel called to teach, or simply because your own practice is asking to be met more deeply.
Learn more through the link in our bio.
