Yoga Teacher Trainings at Feelgoodstudio

Do you want to become a yoga teacher or take your own yoga prac­tice to the next lev­el? Then you’ve come to the right place! We reg­u­lar­ly offer train­ing and fur­ther edu­ca­tion cours­es for yoga teach­ers. You can find an expla­na­tion of the var­i­ous train­ing cours­es (200 & 300 hours as well as mod­u­lar train­ing) and an overview of all cur­rent train­ing cours­es here:

200 hours yoga teacher training

The 200-hour yoga teacher train­ing course is the basic train­ing for all yoga teach­ers. In this course you will learn essen­tial basics, build your teach­ing skills and deep­en your per­son­al prac­tice. You will learn how to teach asanas in an “all lev­els” class and learn the basics of yoga phi­los­o­phy and anato­my. Most schools require you to have com­plet­ed a 200-hour train­ing course before you can reg­is­ter for the 300-hour train­ing course. This train­ing is taught in Eng­lish by Julia Rakus, Eva-Maria Hin­ter­wirth and Knut Rakus. Togeth­er, your team of teach­ers has more than 60 years of teach­ing experience. 

From Octo­ber 2026 we offer the next 200 hours Yoga Teacher Training:

300 hours yoga teacher training

The 300-hour yoga teacher train­ing is often referred to as advanced train­ing and builds on the knowl­edge and skills of the 200-hour train­ing. In this course, you will deep­en your exist­ing knowl­edge and improve your teach­ing skills and per­son­al prac­tice. You will learn to teach more chal­leng­ing “advanced” asanas and delve deep­er into top­ics such as yoga phi­los­o­phy, anato­my and phys­i­ol­o­gy. Most schools require a com­plet­ed 200-hour train­ing in order to be able to reg­is­ter for the 300-hour train­ing. After com­plet­ing the course, you can reg­is­ter as an RYT-300 with the Yoga Alliance, for exam­ple, pro­vid­ed you have also suc­cess­ful­ly com­plet­ed a 200-hour course.

From Novem­ber 2026 we offer our next 300 hours Advanced Yoga Teacher Train­ing led by Julia Rakus, Lea Büchele, Ben­ji Fink and Knut Rakus:

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