Yoga Craze Spurs Growing Need for Qualified Yoga Teachers; Yoga Pura’s Nationally-Accredited Program Now Accepting Applications for 2006

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Phoenix, AZ (ContentDesk) October 7, 2005 — With momentous growth in popularity in recent years, the demand for well-trained yoga teachers is on the rise. No longer relegated to traditional yoga studios, classes are popping up at fitness centers, spas, community centers and workplace break rooms. “Our lives have become so hectic that more and more, people are seeking a way to unplug and relax,” states Laura Kessler, manager of Yoga Pura in Phoenix. “Our teacher training program gives students the skill and confidence to be expert yoga teachers, but of equal importance, the tools to transform their own lives.”   Not just about the postures, the year-long intensive program is geared toward providing students with a tool chest of knowledge and techniques. Covering core topics such as anatomy, philosophy and physical alignment, the program also emphasizes the practical application of ancient wisdom in our day-to-day lives.


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