“The success of yoga does not lie in the ability to perform postures, but in how it positively changes the way we live our life and our relationships.”
SAHRING YOGA, NOT SELLING IT.
At Community Yoga Center, we are inspired by in sharing yoga - not selling it. And we mean that in a very real, tangible way. Our Yoga Teacher Training is intentionally priced at a fraction of the cost of most programs - half to one-third of typical tuition. In an culture where trainings can be financially out of reach, we’ve made a clear and values-driven choice to keep yoga teacher training accessible to as many people as possible. This is not a profit-driven program. Tuition simply supports basic operating essentials like facility use, utilities, insurance costs, practice supports, and course materials. Nothing more. There is no markup for brand, no inflated pricing structure - just what’s needed to sustain the offering.
What truly sets this program apart is how it is taught. Every instructor donates their time. They are not selling anything. They teach because of a deep commitment to the practice of yoga and a genuine desire to share it with others. This is teaching as service, not transaction. Because of this, the quality of instruction is extraordinary. Our teachers bring a collective depth of knowledge, decades of experience, and diverse perspectives that often exceed other programs. These are not instructors showing up to get insta-famous - they are mentors and practitioners who care deeply about the integrity of the yoga tradition.
Tuition Options
We offer a three-tiered tuition model to help keep the training accessible, while also allowing those with greater financial means to support the program and expand access for others.
For the 200-Hour Foundational Yoga Teacher Training, tuition is offered at three levels: Community ($1,800), Supporter ($2,100), and Benefactor ($2,700).
For the 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training, tuition tiers are Community ($1,350), Supporter ($1,650), and Benefactor ($2,250).
The Supporter and Benefactor tiers include a tax-deductible donation ($300 and $900 respectively), which directly helps sustain the program and increase accessibility.
