Sunday, October 4, 2026 9:00 am
Learn how to safely and confidently teach yoga using a chair as a supportive tool.
Chair Yoga Teacher Training is designed for yoga teachers, wellness professionals, healthcare and community workers, fitness instructors, and anyone interested in bringing the benefits of yoga to people who may have difficulty participating in traditional floor-based or standing yoga classes.
This training explores how a chair can provide stability, support, and accessibility while still allowing participants to experience the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of yoga.
Participants will learn how to:
Chair Yoga Foundations
Understanding the principles and benefits of chair-based yoga and how it differs from traditional yoga practice.
Asana & Adaptations
Exploring seated and chair-supported versions of common yoga postures, including options for different abilities and comfort levels.
Pranayama & Breath Awareness
Learning accessible breathing practices that can support relaxation, awareness, and stress management.
Mindfulness & Relaxation
Incorporating meditation, guided relaxation, and mindfulness practices into chair yoga sessions.
Class Sequencing & Teaching Skills
Learning how to structure and teach a complete chair yoga class, from opening and centering through movement and relaxation.
Safety & Inclusive Teaching
Understanding how to create an environment that prioritizes participant comfort, choice, safety, and accessibility.
This training is suitable for:
No previous experience teaching chair yoga is required.
Yoga does not have to mean getting down on a yoga mat.
A chair can make yoga more accessible for older adults, people with limited mobility, individuals recovering from injury, people who experience balance challenges, and anyone who simply feels more comfortable practicing with additional support.
Chair yoga can provide an opportunity to move, breathe, relax, and reconnect with the body in a way that feels safe and manageable.
Chair Yoga Teacher Training gives you practical tools and teaching techniques to bring yoga beyond the traditional studio setting and into community centres, workplaces, seniors’ programs, healthcare settings, wellness programs, and other accessible environments.
Come learn how a chair can become a powerful tool for creating an inclusive yoga practice.