1. Kundalini Yoga Techniques

Kriyas: Deep practice and understanding of various kriyas, which are specific sets of exercises designed to achieve particular outcomes.
Pranayama: Advanced breathing techniques to control and channel prana (life force).
Mudras and Bandhas: Study and practice of hand gestures and body locks to direct energy flow.
Mantras: Learning and chanting mantras to elevate consciousness and facilitate meditation.
Meditation: Various meditation practices to calm the mind and deepen spiritual awareness.
2. Teaching Methodology

Teaching Strategies: Effective methods to teach and inspire students.
Classroom Management: Techniques for maintaining a conducive learning environment.
Lesson Planning: How to design and sequence classes.
Feedback: Methods for giving and receiving constructive feedback to improve teaching skills.
3. Anatomy and Physiology

Human Anatomy: Detailed study of the body’s systems and how they are affected by yoga practices.
Physiological Benefits: Understanding the benefits and potential risks of yoga practices.
Application: Applying anatomical knowledge to enhance teaching and practice.
4. Yoga Philosophy and Ethics

Classical Texts: In-depth study of texts like Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and the Bhagavad Gita.
Philosophical Foundations: Understanding the roots and evolution of Kundalini Yoga.
Ethics: Exploring the ethical guidelines and lifestyle of a yoga teacher.
5. Practicum

Teaching Practice: Opportunities to teach and receive feedback in a supportive environment.
Observation: Learning by observing experienced teachers and peers.
Assisting: Gaining practical experience by assisting in classes