Hari Om Yoga School

I made it through this time... I am going to attend Yoga teacher training, taught by a pusher named Marco, who claims to be a farmer. I was convinced to practice “just Yoga", but I found myself playing Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Functional Training, Running, Painting, contemplative silence, and to attend live concerts with music from overseas groups, dining under the stars with a good beer. I am back with: 1) a piece of paper that enables me to teach Yoga at an advanced level (!) which I do not believe in as I firmly believe that we are all beginners; 2) the knowledge that the body is able to do everything, while the mind has to be convinced; 3) teachers who, without any presumption, will pass on the message by example. Conclusion: between a jump rope, a bath, a right-left hook, you also "learn" Yoga. You learn and play, just as children do. A sort of "get away from all, detoxify and put order in your closet" My Thanks to all. Beatrice

The Silent Warrior Camp is a unique experience. It is a trip where the yin is constantly accompanied by the yang. It is a both a personal journey - where you do your best and go beyond your possibilities - and one that proves we are all part of something bigger. The Silent Warrior Camp, is a special meditation where I “felt” others without using words of sights. I was “there” and they were “there”, too.

As for the Silent Warrior Training, I was fascinated by it during the course of the 300 hours and from that trial lesson I found that my body needs that discipline, that job, that new part of my yogi path. The setting is ideal: the climate, the food, the teachers. So I convinced one of my classmates, and we will be both part of this new Hari-Om path.

For Hari-Om Teacher Training: exceptional teachers whose passion had no limits and have instilled their passion in me, thank you!(I love the asana practice so much and the content of classes)

Love love love the location for YTT, the sounds of the jungle really add to the experience. Amazing instructors, great classes and knowledge. Thanks

This has been an amazing experience! I feel the program is very well organized and both of you (Jun and Max) are very knowledgeable and personable. Your passion for the art of Yoga is so very inspiring! One idea would be to have more group discussions incorporated in the lectures. The group lecture that we did on Mudras was so powerful! Thanks again for a life changing experience

An experience that teaches us that there are no poles but only endless possibilities. A young and dynamic school that makes the student independent and prepares them to find their own path. In short, an experience, at the end of which, you only think: thank you to all.

I enjoyed Hari-Oms yoga teacher training. I liked how it taught many different philosophies, basics of different styles, the differences and similarities between them.

I was impressed by the vast experience, in depth knowledge of yoga, and teaching skills of the instructors. I liked the special approach to teaching by using an invigorating blend of hard work, attention to details, and recurrent episodes of fun jokes to make everything feel lighter, more human, and all to make students love yoga more than they used to. And for me it worked and I think that is the secret and the big science.I left the training feeling a better yogi, and aside from the insights received, the asanas technicalities, and many other details and knowledge required of a yoga teacher, with which surely I will still require continuous study, self work and effort to improve and consolidate.I left feeling more in touch with the inner realms, with myself, perhaps a better person, with a better will, more clearly defined personal priorities and certainly better equipped to live a more yoga type of life, to be able to take care of myself, body, soul, spirit and emotion. And why not, who knows, perhaps one day, in my turn, to also be able to help others start to love or get closer to yoga, get closer to themselves.

I have been trained in a three year apprenticeship, with hundreds of hours, still ongoing seminars every year, where meditation and union with the Divine is the goal. I found the training to be not only enjoyable and beneficial.I loved the fact that there was always the referral to meditation as the real thing, as well as provision of a good introduction to yoga philosophy. It was rich, interesting and stimulating. I feel renewed enthusiasm for my teaching and the desire to expand and grow, which I had lost.