200 Hr Kemetic Yoga Teacher Training

Service Description

Kemetic Yoga Teacher Training A Sacred Path of Movement, Breath, and Conscious Teaching The Kemetic Yoga Teacher Training is an immersive certification program rooted in the ancient African spiritual sciences, sacred geometry, breath control, and meditative movement practices of Kemet (ancient Egypt). This training honors yoga as a system of liberation, self-mastery, and embodied wisdom, emphasizing alignment, controlled transitions, and breath as the bridge between the physical and spiritual bodies. Participants will study Kemetic postures, sequences, philosophy, anatomy, and teaching methodology while developing a strong foundation in conscious cueing, energetic awareness, and intentional class design. The training places equal emphasis on personal practice and skillful instruction, supporting students in cultivating presence, discipline, and clarity both on and off the mat. This program is ideal for aspiring yoga teachers, current instructors seeking cultural depth and lineage-based study, and practitioners desiring a structured, spiritually grounded approach to yoga. No prior Kemetic Yoga experience is required, though a consistent yoga or movement practice is recommended. Training Schedule Days & Times Tuesdays & Thursdays: 5:00–9:00 PM Saturdays: 9:00 AM–4:00 PM Training Dates June 9, 11, 13 June 16, 18, 20 June 23, 25, 27 June 30 July 9, 11 A scheduled break will take place between June 30 and July 9 in observance of the July 4th holiday. Investment & Payment Options Full Training Investment: $1,777 Required Deposit: $300 (non-refundable) Payment Plans Available Pay-in-Full Option: $1,500 Save $277 Training Facilitator Kaiti Sekhem en Ankh Madjar is a holistic educator, Kemetic movement guide, and Master Joyologist devoted to cultivating embodied wisdom, emotional liberation, and conscious living. With a background in science and education, she bridges ancestral knowledge with modern pedagogy, offering practices rooted in Kemetic yoga, breathwork, energetic awareness, and intentional movement. Her work centers on joy as a disciplined practice rather than a fleeting emotion, supporting individuals and communities in reconnecting to vitality, balance, and self-mastery. Through her teaching, Kaiti invites students to explore movement as medicine, breath as guidance, and joy as an accessible, transformative state of being.