200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Mandurah
For practitioners who want to understand their bodies, deepen their practice, and learn to teach safely in a supportive, down-to-earth environment.
Yoga teacher training often begins with a quiet feeling.
A curiosity about the body.
A desire to understand your practice more deeply.
A sense that yoga has become more than just something you do on the mat.
This training is designed for people who feel that pull.
You don’t need to feel “ready.”
You don’t need to be the most flexible person in the room.
You simply need curiosity, consistency, and a willingness to learn.
Our approach is grounded, practical, and supportive with a strong focus on understanding the body, moving well, and learning how to guide others safely.
The group is intentionally small so each practitioner feels seen, supported, and able to ask questions along the way.
200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Mandurah
For practitioners who want to understand their bodies, deepen their practice, and learn to teach safely in a supportive, down-to-earth environment.
Yoga teacher training often begins with a quiet feeling.
A curiosity about the body.
A desire to understand your practice more deeply.
A sense that yoga has become more than just something you do on the mat.
This training is designed for people who feel that pull.
You don’t need to feel “ready.”
You don’t need to be the most flexible person in the room.
You simply need curiosity, consistency, and a willingness to learn.
Our approach is grounded, practical, and supportive with a strong focus on understanding the body, moving well, and learning how to guide others safely.
The group is intentionally small so each practitioner feels seen, supported, and able to ask questions along the way.
Who This Training Is For
This training may feel like the right next step if you:
• have been practising yoga for a while and feel curious to understand it more deeply
• enjoy thoughtful movement rather than trend-driven flows
• want to learn more about how the body works within yoga practice
• appreciate learning in smaller groups where questions are welcome
• are considering teaching yoga one day, or simply want to deepen your personal practice
• value learning in a grounded, supportive environment
Some practitioners join because they hope to teach.
Others join because they want to understand their practice more fully.
Both paths are equally welcome.
Who This Training Is For
This training may feel like the right next step if you:
• have been practising yoga for a while and feel curious to understand it more deeply
• enjoy thoughtful movement rather than trend-driven flows
• want to learn more about how the body works within yoga practice
• appreciate learning in smaller groups where questions are welcome
• are considering teaching yoga one day, or simply want to deepen your personal practice
• value learning in a grounded, supportive environment
Some practitioners join because they hope to teach.
Others join because they want to understand their practice more fully.
Both paths are equally welcome.
The Practitioners Who Join This Training
Most people who join this training have been practising yoga for a while.
They enjoy moving regularly, appreciate thoughtful teaching, and feel curious about understanding their bodies more deeply.
Many arrive with a quiet sense that they would like to learn more.
Some are considering teaching.
Others simply want to explore the practice in a more meaningful way.
Often they are people who:
• value learning in small, supportive environments
• are curious about anatomy and how the body works
• appreciate understanding the “why” behind movement
• enjoy thoughtful discussion and learning together
Above all, they’re people who care about learning well.
If that sounds familiar, you’ll likely feel at home in this training.
What You’ll Learn
Over the course of the training we’ll explore the foundations of safe, thoughtful yoga teaching.
Rather than rushing through material, we take time to understand how things work and why they matter.
Topics include:
• functional anatomy and how the body moves
• anatomy of the hips, spine, shoulders, knees, feet and breath
• understanding the nervous system and safe movement principles
• yoga philosophy and ethical teaching
• pranayama (breathwork)
• intelligent sequencing and class structure
• observing and supporting different bodies in practice
• communication and cueing
You’ll also spend time practising how to guide others, gradually building confidence in a supportive environment.
The Practitioners Who Join This Training
Most people who join this training have been practising yoga for a while.
They enjoy moving regularly, appreciate thoughtful teaching, and feel curious about understanding their bodies more deeply.
Many arrive with a quiet sense that they would like to learn more.
Some are considering teaching.
Others simply want to explore the practice in a more meaningful way.
Often they are people who:
• value learning in small, supportive environments
• are curious about anatomy and how the body works
• appreciate understanding the “why” behind movement
• enjoy thoughtful discussion and learning together
Above all, they’re people who care about learning well.
If that sounds familiar, you’ll likely feel at home in this training.
What You’ll Learn
Over the course of the training we’ll explore the foundations of safe, thoughtful yoga teaching.
Rather than rushing through material, we take time to understand how things work and why they matter.
Topics include:
• functional anatomy and how the body moves
• anatomy of the hips, spine, shoulders, knees, feet and breath
• understanding the nervous system and safe movement principles
• yoga philosophy and ethical teaching
• pranayama (breathwork)
• intelligent sequencing and class structure
• observing and supporting different bodies in practice
• communication and cueing
You’ll also spend time practising how to guide others, gradually building confidence in a supportive environment.
How the Training is Structured
This is a 200-hour foundational training designed to support steady learning, reflection, and integration.
The program runs across five weekends and five Tuesday evening sessions, supported by guided online learning between sessions.
The combination of in-studio time and online study allows us to move through the material thoughtfully, giving you space to absorb what you learn and continue your own practice alongside the training.
In-Studio Learning — Mandurah
In-person sessions take place at the Wise Moves studio and focus on practical exploration and conversation.
These sessions include:
• anatomy exploration and movement discussion
• posture breakdown and alignment principles
• intelligent sequencing
• teaching methodology
• practice teaching
• group reflection and mentorship
You’ll meet across five weekends and five Tuesday evenings, creating a steady rhythm of learning throughout the training.
The group is intentionally limited to 10 practitioners, allowing space for questions, discussion, and individual feedback.
Guided Online Learning
Between studio sessions you’ll have access to recorded lessons that support your understanding of the material.
Online study includes:
• foundational anatomy concepts
• yoga philosophy and context
• pranayama and breathwork
• teaching methodology
These lessons allow our in-person sessions to focus on discussion, practice, and integration, rather than passive listening.
How the Training is Structured
This is a 200-hour foundational training designed to support steady learning, reflection, and integration.
The program runs across five weekends and five Tuesday evening sessions, supported by guided online learning between sessions.
The combination of in-studio time and online study allows us to move through the material thoughtfully, giving you space to absorb what you learn and continue your own practice alongside the training.
In-Studio Learning — Mandurah
In-person sessions take place at the Wise Moves studio and focus on practical exploration and conversation.
These sessions include:
• anatomy exploration and movement discussion
• posture breakdown and alignment principles
• intelligent sequencing
• teaching methodology
• practice teaching
• group reflection and mentorship
You’ll meet across five weekends and five Tuesday evenings, creating a steady rhythm of learning throughout the training.
The group is intentionally limited to 10 practitioners, allowing space for questions, discussion, and individual feedback.
Guided Online Learning
Between studio sessions you’ll have access to recorded lessons that support your understanding of the material.
Online study includes:
• foundational anatomy concepts
• yoga philosophy and context
• pranayama and breathwork
• teaching methodology
These lessons allow our in-person sessions to focus on discussion, practice, and integration, rather than passive listening.
Training Schedule
The training takes place across five weekends and five Tuesday evening sessions.
Weekend Sessions
Sat 1 Aug — 11am–5pm
Sun 2 Aug — 9:30am–4:30pm Sat 29 Aug — 11am–5pm
Sun 30 Aug — 9:30am–4:30pm
Sat 19 Sept — 11am–5pm
Sun 20 Sept — 9:30am–4:30pm
Sat 17 Oct — 11am–5pm
Sun 18 Oct — 9:30am–4:30pm
Sat 7 Nov — 11am–5pm
Sun 8 Nov — 9:30am–4:30pm
Tuesday Evening Sessions
Tue 28 July — 7pm–9pm
Tue 25 Aug — 7pm–9pm
Tue 15 Sept — 7pm–9pm
Tue 13 Oct — 7pm–9pm
Tue 3 Nov — 7pm–9pm
The schedule allows space between sessions for integration, reflection, and continuing your personal practice.
Training Schedule
The training takes place across five weekends and five Tuesday evening sessions.
Weekend Sessions
Sat 1 Aug — 11am–5pm Sun 2 Aug — 9:30am–4:30pm Sat 29 Aug — 11am–5pm Sun 30 Aug — 9:30am–4:30pm
Sat 19 Sept — 11am–5pm Sun 20 Sept — 9:30am–4:30pm
Sat 17 Oct — 11am–5pm Sun 18 Oct — 9:30am–4:30pm
Sat 7 Nov — 11am–5pm Sun 8 Nov — 9:30am–4:30pm
Tuesday Evening Sessions
Tue 28 July — 7pm–9pm
Tue 25 Aug — 7pm–9pm
Tue 15 Sept — 7pm–9pm
Tue 13 Oct — 7pm–9pm
Tue 3 Nov — 7pm–9pm
The schedule allows space between sessions for integration, reflection, and continuing your personal practice.
About This Training
This training grew naturally from the community we’ve built at Wise Moves.
Over the years, many practitioners have expressed interest in understanding yoga more deeply how the body moves, how sequencing works, and what it means to guide others safely.
This program was created to support that curiosity.
The focus is not on rushing toward a certificate.
It’s about learning well, understanding the body, and developing confidence through experience.
About This Training
This training grew naturally from the community we’ve built at Wise Moves.
Over the years, many practitioners have expressed interest in understanding yoga more deeply how the body moves, how sequencing works, and what it means to guide others safely.
This program was created to support that curiosity.
The focus is not on rushing toward a certificate.
It’s about learning well, understanding the body, and developing confidence through experience.
Learning in a Supportive Environment
This training takes place inside the Wise Moves studio in Mandurah a space built around thoughtful movement and community.
Over time, the studio has grown into a place where practitioners come not only to move, but to feel supported in their practice.
The training reflects that same environment.
Small groups.
Open discussion.
Practical learning.
Space for each practitioner to develop at their own pace.
Our intention is to create a learning environment where you feel comfortable asking questions, exploring ideas, and building confidence gradually.
Because learning to teach yoga should feel supportive not intimidating.
By the End of the Training
By the end of the program, practitioners typically leave with:
• a deeper understanding of their own practice
• a clearer understanding of how the body moves in yoga
• confidence sequencing thoughtful classes
• practical experience guiding others safely
• a supportive community of fellow practitioners
Some graduates choose to begin teaching.
Others simply continue practising with a deeper understanding of the body and movement.
Both outcomes are equally valuable.
Learning in a Supportive Environment
This training takes place inside the Wise Moves studio in Mandurah a space built around thoughtful movement and community.
Over time, the studio has grown into a place where practitioners come not only to move, but to feel supported in their practice.
The training reflects that same environment.
Small groups.
Open discussion.
Practical learning.
Space for each practitioner to develop at their own pace.
Our intention is to create a learning environment where you feel comfortable asking questions, exploring ideas, and building confidence gradually.
Because learning to teach yoga should feel supportive not intimidating.
By the End of the Training
By the end of the program, practitioners typically leave with:
• a deeper understanding of their own practice
• a clearer understanding of how the body moves in yoga
• confidence sequencing thoughtful classes
• practical experience guiding others safely
• a supportive community of fellow practitioners
Some graduates choose to begin teaching.
Others simply continue practising with a deeper understanding of the body and movement.
Both outcomes are equally valuable.
Investment
We keep the group intentionally small so the learning environment remains supportive and personal.
This training is limited to 10 practitioners.
To make enrolment flexible, we offer three ways to join.
Standard Tuition
AUD $3,800
For practitioners who prefer to reserve their place now and complete the remaining balance later.
Deposit to enrol: $500
The remaining balance will be arranged before the training begins.
✔ $500 deposit secures your place
✔ Remaining balance paid before training start
✔ Flexible payment timeline
Payment Plan
AUD $4,400 total
Designed for practitioners who prefer to spread the investment across the training period.
Deposit to enrol: $500
The remaining balance is divided into six instalments across the duration of the program.
✔ $500 deposit to secure your place
✔ Remaining balance split into six instalments
✔ Automatic monthly payments
Investment
We keep the group intentionally small so the learning environment remains supportive and personal.
This training is limited to 10 practitioners.
To make enrolment flexible, we offer three ways to join.
Standard Tuition
AUD $3,800
For practitioners who prefer to reserve their place now and complete the remaining balance later.
Deposit to enrol: $500
The remaining balance will be arranged before the training begins.
✔ $500 deposit secures your place
✔ Remaining balance paid before training start
✔ Flexible payment timeline
Payment Plan
AUD $4,400 total
Designed for practitioners who prefer to spread the investment across the training period.
Deposit to enrol: $500
The remaining balance is divided into six instalments across the duration of the program.
✔ $500 deposit to secure your place
✔ Remaining balance split into six instalments
✔ Automatic monthly payments
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be very flexible?
No. Flexibility is not a requirement. Curiosity, consistency, and willingness to learn are far more important.
Do I have to become a yoga teacher afterwards?
Not at all. Some practitioners join simply to deepen their understanding of yoga and movement.
Is this training registered with Yoga Alliance?
No. The focus of this training is practical understanding, safe movement, and thoughtful teaching within a real studio environment.
What if I feel nervous about teaching?
That’s very common. Teaching practice is introduced gradually and always in a supportive setting.
Apply for the Training
The group is intentionally limited to 10 practitioners so the learning environment remains personal and supportive.
If this training feels like a natural next step for your practice, we’d love to hear from you.
Begin with a short application so we can learn a little about your background and interest in the program.
After applying, you’ll be able to secure your place with the enrolment deposit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be very flexible?
No. Flexibility is not a requirement. Curiosity, consistency, and willingness to learn are far more important.
Do I have to become a yoga teacher afterwards?
Not at all. Some practitioners join simply to deepen their understanding of yoga and movement.
Is this training registered with Yoga Alliance?
No. The focus of this training is practical understanding, safe movement, and thoughtful teaching within a real studio environment.
What if I feel nervous about teaching?
That’s very common. Teaching practice is introduced gradually and always in a supportive setting.
Apply for the Training
The group is intentionally limited to 10 practitioners so the learning environment remains personal and supportive.
If this training feels like a natural next step for your practice, we’d love to hear from you.
Begin with a short application so we can learn a little about your background and interest in the program.
After applying, you’ll be able to secure your place with the enrolment deposit.
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