Pranayama Teacher Training

The Missing Limb of Modern Yoga

50hr Pranayama Teacher Training

Hybrid Learning - Online & In-Person

Toronto, Fall 2026

Location:

Vibe Ten Studio - 2526 Yonge St. Toronto

Dates:

Online begins October 10th

Live Training (online)

Wednesdays: Oct 21 & 28, Nov 4 & 11

6pm-9pm

In Person Training (Vibe Ten Studio)

Sundays: Oct 5 & Nov 15

11am-4pm

Breath. Awareness. Transformation.

The breath is the bridge between body and mind. Prāṇāyāma teaches us how to cross it.

This 50-hour Prāṇāyāma Teacher Training is designed for yoga teachers and dedicated practitioners who are ready to explore one of yoga's most profound and often overlooked practices. Rooted in traditional yogic philosophy and supported by modern respiratory anatomy and nervous system science, this training will deepen your understanding of the breath as a tool for transformation.

Whether your intention is to teach pranayama or simply cultivate a more meaningful personal practice, you'll leave with the knowledge, confidence, and embodied experience to integrate these teachings into everyday life.

Online Learning

Our online modules provide the foundation for your learning. You'll move through lectures on yogic philosophy, respiratory anatomy, nervous system regulation, subtle energy, and the traditional pranayama techniques at your own pace. These lessons are designed to build understanding before we gather in person to practise, refine, and teach.

There will be on-demand modules as well as live online training.

In-Person Learning

Our in-person learning days are where the breath becomes an experience rather than a concept.

Through guided practice, teaching labs, partner work, discussion, mentorship, and real-time feedback, you'll learn not only how to perform pranayama techniques safely, but how to confidently share them with others. Expect immersive learning, thoughtful discussion, and a supportive community that encourages curiosity and growth.

In-person training will occur on scheduled Sundays 11am-4pm.

Weekends

There are 6.5 weekends in total during this training. Dates have been chosen intentionally to avoid holidays. Weekend trainings are held from 9am-5pm on both Saturday and Sunday.

See exact dates below.

Who Is This Training For?

HYBRID - TORONTO, FALL 2026

This training is for anyone who feels called to explore the deeper limbs of yoga.

For the yoga teacher wanting to confidently integrate pranayama into classes.

For the practitioner who wants to move beyond asana and discover the transformative potential of the breath.

For healthcare professionals, movement specialists, and lifelong learners interested in nervous system regulation and mindful breathing.

No teaching experience is required. While a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training is recommended, it is not mandatory. An open mind and willingness to learn are the only prerequisites.

Why Study Prāṇāyāma?

Long before yoga became known for movement, it was a practice of working with the breath.

Prāṇāyāma offers a direct pathway into the autonomic nervous system, helping cultivate focus, resilience, emotional regulation, and presence. More than simply breathing exercises, these ancient practices teach us how to influence our state of being through conscious awareness.

In a world filled with constant stimulation, pranayama reminds us that our greatest source of steadiness has been with us all along.

Tuition

TOTAL INVESTMENT

TOTAL COST

$1250+hst CAD

Alumni $1050

EARLY BIRD SAVES
$1100

Early Registration deadline: September 1, 2026

What You Will Learn

Our Prāṇāyāma Teacher Training combines traditional yogic wisdom with modern science, providing both the theoretical understanding and practical experience needed to confidently practise and teach.

Foundations of Prāṇāyāma

History and philosophy of pranayama
Breathwork vs. traditional pranayama
The meaning of prāṇa and subtle energy
The role of pranayama within the Eight Limbs of Yoga

Respiratory Anatomy & Physiology

Functional anatomy of breathing
Diaphragm, lungs, ribs, nose, mouth and sinuses
The respiratory system and gas exchange
Nervous system regulation through the breath

Traditional Prāṇāyāma Practices

Foundational breathing techniques
Nadi Śodhana
Ujjāyī
Kapālabhāti
Bhastrikā
Śītalī & Śītkārī
Bhrāmarī
Breath retention (Kumbhaka)
Ratios and progressive sequencing

Teaching Methodology

Contraindications and safety
Intelligent sequencing
Cueing and observation
Integrating pranayama into yoga classes
Designing standalone breath classes
Holding space for meditation and stillness

The Experience

This training blends philosophy, science, embodied practice, meditation, discussion, and teaching labs.

You won't simply learn breathing techniques, you'll develop a relationship with your own breath.

Throughout the program you'll experience the effects of each practice firsthand while learning how to guide others with confidence, authenticity, and care. Supported by experienced faculty and a like-minded community, you'll discover that teaching pranayama is less about controlling the breath and more about helping others reconnect with it.

Certification

Upon successful completion, students will receive a 50-Hour Prāṇāyāma Teacher Training Certificate from Vibe Ten Yoga School.

Graduates will have the knowledge and confidence to integrate pranayama into yoga classes, meditation offerings, workshops, retreats, and private sessions while deepening their own personal practice.

Payment Plans

Upon Enrollment

October 1

50% tuition (CAD) is required to hold your registration spot at the time of applying. This deposit will be refunded.

The second half of tuition will be due on October 1.

Personalized Payment Plans are available. We place tremendous effort on helping students create a budget that works for their individual situation. Vibe Ten Yoga School believes that yoga should be accessible to everyone. If you require a plan curated to your financial needs that is different from the payment schedule above, please let us know in your application so that we may arrange a time to chat further and work something out.