Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training · Morjim, Goa

Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training in Goa — 100 or 200 Hours.

A practice you return to. A practice that evolves with you. A focused Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training in Goa, combining disciplined Ashtanga practice with Vinyasa Drills and Vinyasa Flow — supported by breath, philosophy, anatomy, meditation and the foundations of teaching.
Ashtanga Primary Series
Vinyasa Drills
Vinyasa Flow
100H · 11 Days
200H · 23 Days
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20 years of teaching
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Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training

Recognition → Practice → Possibility

Not simply a sequence.
A way of paying attention.

There is something particular about returning to the same practice each day. Familiar shapes begin to reveal breath, effort, habit and attention differently — and the practice becomes more than something you simply complete.
Structure without rigidity
A repeated sequence gives you something stable enough to observe change.
Movement understood
Alignment, breath, transitions and modifications turn shapes into understanding.
One cohort, two commitments
Everyone begins together. 100 Hour students complete the first 11 days; 200 Hour students continue through the full 23-day training.
Beyond the physical
Philosophy, pranayama, meditation and yogic living keep practice connected to its wider roots.

Why Ashtanga?

The sequence stays.
You don’t.

Returning to a structured sequence creates a particular kind of attention. Familiar postures reveal something different as strength, mobility, breath, focus and self-awareness evolve.

The point is not simply to repeat the sequence. It is to understand what repetition can teach — about movement, attention, effort, adaptation and eventually, for those who choose it, guiding others.

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100H · Days 1–11 · Foundation
200H · Days 1–23 · Complete Training
Duration
11 days · same starting cohort
23 days · full cohort journey
Focus
Ashtanga foundations · philosophy · breath · meditation · anatomy · Vinyasa introduction
Foundation + deeper Ashtanga · Vinyasa Drills · Flow · sequencing · teaching methodology · practicum
Best for
A shorter immersion, personal practice or beginning the teaching journey
Those wanting the complete 200 Hour teacher-training journey

Different intentions.
One committed practice.

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The Ashtanga Beginner

You want to understand the method progressively rather than trying to arrive already advanced.
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The Serious Practitioner

You are ready to move beyond following a sequence and understand breath, alignment, movement and philosophy more fully.
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The Aspiring Teacher

You want practice to become something you can eventually communicate, adapt and guide responsibly.
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The Personal Explorer

You may be changing direction, resetting, or simply giving yourself dedicated time for practice and self-observation.

The Learning Experience

The practice, understood
from more than one angle.

The training begins with a shared foundation. As the 23-day journey continues, the same subjects are revisited with greater movement, sequencing and teaching depth.

Ashtanga Primary Series

Primary Series postures, Sun Salutation A and B, breath, bandhas, alignment, corrections and modifications.
Primary Series
Breath
Bandhas

Ashtanga Workshops

Focused work with specific postures, props, strength, mobility and preparation for more demanding elements of practice.
Props
Mobility
Preparation

Vinyasa Movement

From an introduction to Flow in 100H to Vinyasa Drills, purposeful sequencing and adaptable class construction in 200H.
Drills
Flow
Sequencing

Anatomy in Movement

Skeletal and muscular systems, joints and movement, understood in relation to asana and safer practice.
Anatomy
Movement
Safety

Pranayama & Meditation

Breath practices, meditation, mantra and contemplative work alongside the physical discipline.
Breath
Meditation
Mantra

Philosophy & Inner Practice

Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and the eight limbs of yoga, with wider philosophical study developing further in the 200H pathway.
Yoga Sutras
Eight Limbs

Teacher’s Panel

Every teacher holds at minimum a university degree — many with a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Yoga itself.

Madhup Srivastava

Yoga Teacher - Hatha, Yin,Philosophy, Anatomy, Alignment and Modifications

Amarjeet Ranjan

Yoga Teaher - Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, Alignement, Yoga Therapy, Breathwork

Gauri Mehra

Yoga Teacher - Sound Healing, Yin, Restorative, Pre Natal,Hatha, Anatomy.

Angel Kaushik

Yoga Teacher- Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, Philosophy,Anatomy, Hatha

Ma Prem Kalu

Emotional Healing and Meditaion

Naren JI

Philosophy, Pranayama, Meditation

Girish JI

Yoga Pranyama, Meditaion,Naturopathy

Swami Krishna Saraswati

Meditaion Guide

Varsha Ji

Pranayama, Mantras, Meditation
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Days 1–11 · The Shared Foundation

First, establish
what you can return to.

The cohort begins together. These first 11 days establish the Ashtanga foundation while connecting physical practice with breath, anatomy, philosophy, meditation and the beginnings of teaching. For 100 Hour participants, this is a complete focused immersion. For 200 Hour participants, it is the first phase of the longer training.
Establish the method through consistent practice
Understand rather than simply imitate movement
Connect asana with breath, philosophy and inner practice
Begin exploring how practice is communicated to others
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Days 12–23 · The Continuation

The foundation stays.
The responsibility grows.

After Day 11, the 200 Hour cohort continues. The emphasis moves from establishing the foundation towards applying it with greater independence, adaptability and teaching awareness. Ashtanga remains central while Vinyasa Drills, Flow, sequencing, movement analysis, teaching methodology and practicum receive greater attention.
Refine and adapt the practice with greater understanding
Develop Vinyasa movement and purposeful sequencing
Translate anatomy and alignment into teaching decisions
Practise instruction, modification and class guidance
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Daily Rhythm

One rhythm.
Shared from the beginning.

Both 100 Hour and 200 Hour participants live and practise within the same training rhythm during the first 11 days. Those continuing to 200 Hours remain with the journey as the work develops further.
6:00
Dawn
Morning practice

Begin in the body.

The day opens through practice, breath and focused attention.
Morning
Study
Understand

Look more closely.

Technical and anatomical study gives language to what is being experienced in practice.
Midday
Pause
Meals · Rest

Leave room to absorb.

Vegetarian meals, rest and time away from formal sessions create space for integration.
Afternoon
Apply
Study · Application

Bring understanding back into practice.

The afternoon develops the relationship between what you practise, what you understand and eventually what you may teach.
Evening
Inward
Reflection

Let the day settle.

Meditative and restorative practices bring the day towards a quieter close.

A committed practice needs
the right environment.

The Oceanic Experience

Guided in Person

Academic grounding, lived through practice. Guidance comes from experienced teachers who bring formal study together with sustained practice and teaching experience.
The Oceanic Experience

A Place to Go Deeper

Nature, residential living and distance from everyday distraction create room for committed practice, recovery and reflection.
The Oceanic Experience

Beyond Asana

Meditation, philosophy, conversation and community keep the physical discipline connected to yoga’s wider inner dimension.
The Oceanic Experience

Space to Integrate

Training is not only what happens during class. Residential life, pauses between sessions and time in nature give the work space to settle.
My work isn’t to be in every room. It’s to make sure what happens in every room is worth your time.

Swami Anand Jiska

Goa & Campus

Space for practice.
Space for what follows it.

Oceanic is set in a nature-rich part of North Goa, close to Morjim Beach. Practice, accommodation, meals, rest and community come together within the residential environment.
Around 10 minutes from Morjim Beach
Swimming pool with ocean views
AC accommodation and private balconies
Vegetarian meals; vegan options on request
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Student Voices

Trusted by people.
Carried beyond the course.

Real experiences from students who trained here.
Larissa said she left with a new understanding of what yoga actually is — practising Hatha, Ashtanga Vinyasa and Yin across the training, alongside real self-reflection. She called it a huge chapter in her life and said she felt safe and comfortable from day one.
Larissa
Larissa
This graduate’s 200-hour training combined Hatha, Ashtanga, meditation, philosophy and pranayama in what she called a genuinely authentic way — and described the whole experience as truly transformative.
200-Hour Graduate
200-Hour Graduate
200 Hour YTTC Graduate
Based partly on-site in the jungle with ocean views, this graduate praised the teachers as knowledgeable and supportive, and said the whole atmosphere felt warm, like family — an experience she said she’ll always remember.
100-Hour Graduate
100-Hour Graduate
100 Hour YTTC Graduate

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Dates & investment

Choose your batch, then select your accommodation. All options include full training, meals, and materials.
Shared · 2 people

Twin Share

AC twin-share accommodation for the residential training.
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AC triple-share accommodation for the residential training.
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Private Room

Private AC accommodation for greater personal space.
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Twin Share

AC twin-share accommodation for the residential training.
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Shared · 3 people

Triple Share

AC triple-share accommodation for the residential training.
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Private Room

Private AC accommodation for greater personal space.
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Everything you need to know

Planning your journey

The practical detail behind the training — arrival, stay, learning and what to bring.
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Arrival

Your journey begins here.

Airport transfer
Pickup and drop can be arranged from Dabolim or North Goa–Mopa Airport.
International travel
Arrange the appropriate Indian visa and travel insurance before departure.
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Stay

Live close to the practice.

Residential rhythm
Accommodation, meals and training are centred around the campus.
Meals
Vegetarian meals on training days; vegan available on request. Sundays: breakfast only.
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Learning

Choose the depth that fits.

100H
Foundation, immersion and teaching fundamentals.
200H
Greater Ashtanga, Vinyasa, sequencing and teaching depth.
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Support

Serious training, human guidance.

Application, arrival and residential guidance is shared by the Oceanic team as you prepare for the cohort.
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Essentials

Bring less. Arrive prepared.

Practice clothing, toiletries, personal medication and other necessities. White clothing can be useful for ceremonies.

FAQ · Ashtanga at Oceanic

Questions before you choose.

The questions students ask most often before committing to a pathway.
Does Oceanic Yoga offer both 100-hour and 200-hour Ashtanga teacher training?

Yes. Oceanic offers two Ashtanga pathways on this page: an 11-day 100 Hour foundation and immersion, and a 23-day 200 Hour Ashtanga & Vinyasa teacher-training pathway.

What is the difference between the 100 Hour and 200 Hour Ashtanga courses?

The first 11 days build foundations in the Primary Series, philosophy, pranayama, meditation, anatomy, Vinyasa introduction and teaching fundamentals. The full 200 Hour journey develops these areas further with deeper Ashtanga work, Vinyasa Drills, Flow and sequencing, anatomy in movement, teaching methodology and practicum.

Should I choose the 100 Hour or 200 Hour Ashtanga training?

Choose 100 Hours if you want a shorter immersion, stronger foundation or time to explore the teaching path. Choose 200 Hours if you want a more complete teacher-training pathway with greater practice, sequencing and teaching depth.

Can I join mainly for personal growth rather than to become a teacher?

Yes. Both duration options can support committed personal practice and self-exploration. The 200 Hour programme contains substantially more teacher-training work, while the 100 Hour pathway is particularly suitable for a shorter foundation and immersion.

What certification do I receive?

Graduates receive a complimentary lifetime membership as a Registered Yoga Teacher with the International Yoga Association. You also have the option to separately register with Yoga Alliance at the corresponding hour level, which is accepted by yoga studios and schools worldwide.

What is the Ashtanga primary series?

The primary series, Yoga Chikitsa, is the traditional opening sequence of Ashtanga yoga — sun salutations, standing poses, seated poses and finishing postures linked by vinyasa. The training breaks it down pose by pose, with technique and hands-on adjustment.

What is Mysore style practice?

Mysore style is the traditional way Ashtanga is taught — everyone practises the series at their own pace in the same room, while the teacher moves through giving individual guidance and adjustment.

Do I need previous Ashtanga experience?

No. Previous experience is helpful but not essential. The training develops the practice progressively through repetition, alignment, breath, corrections, modifications and focused study.

Do I need to know the full Primary Series?

No. You do not need to arrive knowing the complete Primary Series. The course works progressively with Primary Series postures and the principles behind the Ashtanga Vinyasa method.

What will I study in Ashtanga?

You study Primary Series postures, Sun Salutation A and B, breath, bandhas, alignment, corrections, modifications and the principles behind the Ashtanga Vinyasa sequence.

Is Ashtanga too physically demanding for beginners?

Ashtanga is physically engaged, but advanced postures are not an entry requirement. Consistency, progressive effort and respect for individual limitations matter more than performance.

What are Vinyasa Drills?

In the 200 Hour pathway, Vinyasa Drills develop strength, mobility, coordination, transitions and movement awareness before these skills are integrated into fuller sequences and teaching.

What does Intelligent Vinyasa mean at Oceanic?

It means understanding why movements, transitions and sequences are chosen rather than simply memorising a flow. Movement analysis, anatomy, drills and sequencing are connected so practice can be adapted purposefully.

Will I learn Vinyasa Flow sequencing?

Yes. Vinyasa Flow is part of the Ashtanga programme. The 200 Hour continuation goes further into preparing flows, sequencing and class structure.

Does this Ashtanga training include Hatha asana classes?

No. This Ashtanga pathway is focused on Ashtanga and Vinyasa. Oceanic’s Multi Style 200 Hour programme is the option for students who specifically want Hatha and Ashtanga asana training together.

What subjects are included besides Ashtanga?

The wider curriculum includes Vinyasa Flow, anatomy and physiology, teaching methodology, yoga philosophy, pranayama, meditation, mantra, Shat Kriyas, Ayurveda and yogic lifestyle. Naturopathy practices are included when weather conditions are suitable.

Will I practise teaching?

Yes. Teaching fundamentals begin during the first 11 days. The 200 Hour continuation develops teaching methodology further through instruction, class structure, sequencing, adjustments, modifications and practical teaching work.

What yoga philosophy is taught?

The programme includes Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and the eight limbs of yoga. The 200 Hour curriculum also includes study of the Bhagavad Gita and yoga’s wider philosophical roots.

What anatomy is taught?

Anatomy is studied in relation to yoga and movement, including the skeletal and muscular systems, joints and movement, and the application of anatomy to safer practice and teaching.

Where does the training take place?

The training takes place at Oceanic Yoga in Morjim, North Goa, in a residential environment close to Morjim Beach.

Are vegetarian and vegan meals available?

Residential packages include vegetarian meals on training days. Vegan meals are available on request. Sundays are holidays and breakfast only is served.

Is Goa suitable for a solo female traveller?

Goa is a long-established international travel destination and many women travel there independently. Normal travel precautions remain important. Oceanic’s residential format keeps accommodation, meals and training centred within the campus environment.

Can Oceanic arrange airport transfer?

Yes. Airport transfers can be arranged from Goa Dabolim Airport or North Goa–Mopa Airport.

How do I reserve a place?

Apply for your preferred pathway and cohort. After acceptance, follow the reservation instructions sent by Oceanic to confirm your place.

How to enrol

The booking process

Five simple steps from your first click to your first morning practice.
Step 01

Submit your application

Fill in a short application form — your background, practice experience, and what draws you to this training. No formal qualifications required. We read every application personally.

Takes about 5 minutes

Step 02

Application review

We review your application within 2 business days. If we have questions, we will reach out directly. Our goal is to make sure the training is the right fit — for you and for the cohort.

Response within 2 business days

Step 03

Confirmation & deposit

Once accepted, you will receive a booking confirmation and deposit invoice. A €400 deposit secures your place. The balance is due 30 days before the start date.

€400 deposit to confirm

Step 04

Arrival preparation

Two weeks before your batch, you will receive a full pre-arrival guide — what to pack, visa steps, transfer options, and what to expect on Day 1. We want you to arrive settled, not scrambling.

Full guide sent 2 weeks before

Step 05

Begin your training

Arrive by 4:00 PM on Day 1. Welcome dinner, introductions, and your first evening together. The practice begins the following morning at 6:00 AM.

Day 1 by 4:00 PM

Begin Where You Are

Speak with our team

We’re happy to answer any questions before you decide.
Oceanic Yoga · Morjim, North Goa