21-day 200-hour YTT in Koh Phangan Resort, with 50-hour online detox option.

I loved this week! They offer a great mix of practical and theoretical work, and they even have a fun evening program. Plus, they made sure my accommodation was near the yoga training center, so I could walk there easily. I definitely recommend it.

I experienced an amazing 200H Yoga Teacher Training program that surpassed all my expectations. This incredible experience helped me dive deeper into the world of yoga, enhancing my understanding of not just physical asanas but also the spiritual aspects of yoga and more. The instructors were knowledgeable, warm, and passionate, creating a supportive environment for personal growth, self-discovery, and sharing within our group. Everything was organized flawlessly, I highly recommend it! ❤️

I loved everything about it! I wish I had signed up for 21 days instead of 14! Uluyoga really nailed it with creating the perfect environment for us to learn in. The teachers were friendly and easy to talk to, the staff was attentive and reliable. The classes were set up so that we could practice teaching a bit each day, which really helped build up our confidence. I couldn’t wait for class every day, especially with my awesome new friends by my side.

Honestly, I liked everything. The organization, food, teachers, and class schedule were all great. It was an amazing, life-changing experience. I’m new to the yoga world and didn’t know what to expect, but I enjoyed every class. The teachers were all unique and knowledgeable. I felt welcomed and appreciated. Our group of students became like a little family. We shared experiences, practiced meditation, pranayamas, and asanas together, went for massages, and had meals together. It was an unforgettable growing experience. I’m grateful for the opportunity to enrich my life with knowledge and tools to navigate life’s hurdles and enjoy beautiful moments ahead.

I wish they offered a full pension training, but everything else was perfect! The aerial, acroyoga, and sap yoga were just amazing!

I thought the analytics classes could’ve been more structured, but they were still really good. The teachers shared a lot of knowledge. KK is a yoga enthusiast who has a wealth of information to offer. She is welcoming, caring, and always had an answer for our questions.

I chose to do my yoga course with Ulu because they offered Acro and Aerial experience as well. This allowed me to explore both traditional practice and some new options for teaching. The instructors at Ulu were amazing, it felt like being part of a little family which really helped me dive deep into the training. I felt supported and comfortable in the sessions, allowing me to fully open up. I miss the sense of community at Ulu and would love to do the course again!

I found the yoga teacher training and community at Ulu Yoga, and I couldn’t be more grateful. Eddie and the team were so supportive from the beginning and they continued to be there for me when I needed it most. Despite facing some health issues, I didn’t miss a single class and grew as an instructor in ways I never expected. The support and love I received from everyone at Ulu Yoga made all the difference. It’s amazing to have a group of people who uplift you and celebrate your successes without judgment. Ulu Yoga’s high standards and top-notch training produce the best yoga instructors in the world. I feel empowered and confident thanks to the education and practice I received. I even bought an aerial yoga swing created by Eddie to make practicing at home easier. I will always carry the love and support I received at Ulu Yoga with me, and I hope to impact others’ lives in the same positive way.

The original shala only had 1 toilet, but the ULU program was fantastic. It offered a mix of theory, yoga history, vinyasa, hatha, yin, acro and aerial yoga. The teachers were knowledgeable, engaging, and all-around great humans, which made the learning experience brilliant. The diverse mix of students from around the world, with various yoga backgrounds and ages, made the 3 weeks a blast and led to great friendships. The new ULU shala has stunning views and is well appointed. Being able to choose your own accommodation and find lunches and dinners yourself was a real plus for me. I stayed at the Hidden Hills Villas, which were stunning and an easy walk to both ULU Shalas.

I wish someone would explain each yoga style in more detail, including the philosophy and technical aspects that introduce each experience. I wanted to deepen my understanding as a Kundalini teacher of the wide range of yoga practices. Luckily, I had the opportunity to learn daily from ULU teachers and other knowledgeable members of the community, each passionate and competent in their practice.

Here are some things I want to mention:
1. The hotels we stayed at were very basic, so don’t expect anything fancy.
2. We had some miscommunication and coordination issues due to two classes going on at the same time, but it’s all good. This was my first yoga teacher training and first time in Bali – the three weeks were amazing!

It was more than just learning yoga and how to teach it – I learned about self-love, bravery, humility, and so much more. I’m so grateful for everything I learned there. I highly recommend it for these reasons:
1. Ulu Yoga offers a variety of interesting non-traditional yoga courses like aerial, acro, beach, and SUP. I love aerial yoga, and playing with Ulu’s unique hammock was a blast!
2. The teachers were all caring, lovely, and knowledgeable with diverse backgrounds. My classmates were from all over the world, so every day was a chance to learn about new cultures and hear different life stories.
3. The training was in Uluwatu, a less touristy area close to the beach with great restaurants and cafes.
4. They provide a textbook and online platform for learning that you can access for a year, which I found really helpful. You can revisit it whenever you want.

I had a great experience with the teacher training itself, nothing negative to report! Walking around in Uluwatu isn’t the best for pedestrians, as there are few walkways and most people use taxis or scooters. Despite the construction, we didn’t hear any noise at the Shala and had a relaxing yoga experience with experienced teachers who were always there to help.

I loved trying out Aerial, SUP, and Acroyoga during the course, it was a fun change of pace. The breakfast was delicious and the long lunch break was perfect for studying and relaxing by the pool.

The ULUyoga team was super helpful, organizing everything from hotel accommodations to taxi rides from the airport. The online hours were well-structured and the video quality was great, plus you can access them even after the course.

I wish I had more vacation days to do the 300-hour course right after, but hopefully, I can go back to Bali in the future for another ULUyoga course.

Maybe the mat isn’t always clean, so I think I’ll bring my own. The examination seems too long – maybe 60 minutes would be better for beginners. I really love the teaching vibe and environment here. Doing yoga in a bamboo shala with teachers from different backgrounds is so cool. I learn a lot every day, both physically and philosophically. The interaction in class, like the sharing circle and various activities, is my favorite part. And let me tell you, sup yoga and acro yoga are amazing! I never expected to experience so much here. And you never know how cute your classmates will turn out to be!

I loved the Ulu 21-day 200hr YTT in Uluwatu! It was incredible in every way. I signed up to do yoga and learn more about yogi philosophy, but I ended up with a truly life-changing experience. And I met some amazing people who will always hold a special place in my heart.

Some key highlights of the experience included:
1) The online content was great – being able to access classes before, during, and after the 21-day program was so helpful. It gave me a good foundation of knowledge and I plan to recap some bits after as well.
2) The teachers were amazing – I’m grateful for everything they taught us on and off the mat, their support, and their positive energy.
3) The timetable was perfect – a good balance of physical practice, classroom learning, and downtime to relax, study, process, and explore.
4) I loved the mix of yoga styles – from vinyasa to Hatha, Ariel, acro, and yin. I enjoyed them all.
5) The venue, Le bamboo, was ideal – a beautiful bohemian resort with ocean views, infinity pool, fantastic staff, and delicious food. The shala had everything we needed with lovely nature views. And the new Ulu shala was spacious and peaceful, perfect for Ariel and acro.
6) The organization by Eddie and his team was seamless. Communication before, during, and after the program was top-notch. They were so helpful and accommodating.

I’m incredibly grateful for this experience and I can’t recommend Ulu YTT enough! It was truly unforgettable.

I really enjoyed trying out different types of yoga that the teachers introduced me to. They were all great and I learned a lot from the experience.

Sorry, but I wouldn’t book this teacher training again. It was my second YTT and definitely the least “Yogi” one so far. I felt like the owners were just trying to make as much money as possible from us because Koh Phangan is a popular tourist spot. We didn’t do much meditation, learn about Yoga philosophy or spirituality, or even study anatomy. We only had one Acro and one SUP Yoga session. Breakfast was included, but it wasn’t enough to keep us properly nourished.

The group was all over the place – some participants had just arrived with no knowledge, while others had been there for weeks doing their 200h or 300h training. This caused a lot of frustration when we started another anatomy or philosophy lesson.

The teachers were great though – friendly, knowledgeable, and lovely. I would definitely attend a class with them again.

Unfortunately, I often didn’t feel comfortable at night in the accommodation.
I recommend booking the accommodation privately.
A huge thank you to the entire ULU Yoga team.
The various yoga styles, some of which are very creative or innovative, combined with a glimpse into the depths of yoga philosophy and spirituality related to yoga, offer a whole new perspective.
Any perfectionists looking to criticize something here should definitely work on their Shavasana!

Having another day off to enjoy some time planning activities would be great, but the staff at the resort for breakfast seemed too slow. We talked to them about it, but unfortunately, things didn’t improve in the long run. It would have been nice to have some little extras like discounts at the restaurant, laundry services, or even access to scooters (even though they said they had it, it wasn’t very practical). There was a good variety of yoga styles, discussions on anatomy, diverse teachers, a beautiful location, and engaging teaching exercises, as well as opportunities for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) with other participants.

The resort looked beautiful, and the staff were so kind and accommodating. The only downside was the breakfasts we were served, they weren’t very filling so I usually ended up ordering a second dish. The quality of the food provided at the resort was different compared to the food we bought, the bought food was more substantial and seemed to be made with more care. But other than that, I have no complaints. Cody and Shashi are wonderful people, they created a safe space for us to explore ourselves and be vulnerable, which was more than I could have asked for. I felt heard, seen, and loved the entire 3 weeks I was in Koh PhaNgan. They had so much knowledge to share that was humbling, thought-provoking, and impactful on how I want to navigate through life. It was not just a personal journey, but also a spiritual and energetic journey with those around me. My confidence as a teacher has soared because of this experience. The course provided a safe space for all emotions to be released. I am grateful I took this time to invest in myself.

KK and Minty provided outstanding instruction and attention to detail. They were amazing – supportive, approachable, and knowledgeable. It was a great opportunity to meet people from all over the world who share similar interests.

Saghar assisted me a lot from the beginning. She reassured me, explained what the stay would involve, and helped me plan my trip. I felt really comfortable at the venue, thanks in part to the compassionate, sweet, and qualified teachers (Cody, Lena, and Elif), as well as Saghar. Overall, my experience was fantastic and I would definitely come back for another 300 hours.

Being in Canada, the time difference made it tough for me to join in-person yoga practice through Zoom. But luckily, I was able to access recorded classes to participate from home on my own time. Ulu Yoga has put together a comprehensive program covering philosophy, anatomy, pranayamas, meditations, Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin yoga, and Asana analytics. Each teacher brings a wealth of knowledge and the Ulu Yoga team is incredibly kind and supportive. This course is sure to enhance your yoga practice and lay a solid foundation for becoming a yoga teacher. I appreciate the flexibility of being able to work through the course at my own pace from home. I particularly enjoy practicing yoga with Janaina and her beautiful mantra singing. Cody has taught me some challenging asanas and in-depth anatomy. Kehkashan dives deep into asana analytics and prop usage. Manjeet and Dr. Kalpana have shared the roots of yoga, pranayama, and meditation techniques that have helped me connect with myself and find inner peace. I feel grateful to have found Ulu Yoga in my search for a 200hr yoga teacher training.

I’m so happy I took this course, it’s been a new experience for me. I’ve learned a new style of Yoga and new teaching techniques. The course is great, it gives us plenty of time to practice and train. Plus, it explains anatomy in a simple and interesting way.

The rooms require renovation because they are quite old and my neighbors really disturbed me, especially at night. Training with professional and experienced teachers. The location of the training was near many restaurants and cafes, as well as shopping areas. The private beach was an amazing facility.

The audio quality for “bones 1” or “muscles” was not great. It was hard to understand Cody because the sound was so low. I really appreciated Cody Pizer’s knowledge as our course trainer. Even though I had background knowledge from studying Biology and previous YTT, I was still learning a lot of new things. Cody presented the topics in a clear and understandable way, making it easy to follow along. I also enjoyed the course’s clear structure and the separation of basic anatomy and functional anatomy. Overall, I really liked the selection of topics. As Yoga Teachers, we can use the theory in our classes to support students with injuries.

I have been dreaming of learning yoga from this school for a long time. Two of my friends took the course and loved it, and thanks to online learning, now I am too! I meet daily with all the instructors in live classes, and the best part is that I can record these classes to watch again and review. Instead of sitting in a classroom and struggling with my note-taking skills, I can learn at my own pace. I also have private study groups with other students, so I have made connections and friends from around the world. This was my biggest worry, but now it’s not an issue.

The traditional yoga instruction is very detailed and organized. Salomé, the instructor, is amazing. I also really enjoy learning about the philosophy of yoga. The format is structured with assigned readings, questions, and follow-up discussions. I have been trying to study yoga philosophy for years, and now everything is clear to me. Watching the videos of Bali is a treat, and it motivates me to travel there and take the course in person next year.

I also had teaching examinations where I practiced teaching other course members on Zoom. I even taught my mother while stuck at home. I recorded myself teaching, and the instructors gave me great feedback. It was a bit difficult at first to watch myself, but it’s the best way to learn. Now, I feel confident to teach and help others, and I am grateful and happy with everything.

I highly recommend trying the blend of Hatha and Buddhism in this yoga style. Even if you don’t know much about them, it’s worth giving it a shot. The location is stunning and ideal for a top-notch yoga retreat and a fun vacation in paradise. The owners are very attentive and everything ran smoothly. Compared to Bali, it’s less touristy but so peaceful and clean with beautiful nature. I absolutely loved it!

I had a great time. It rained a bit, but even that felt refreshing. This experience has been amazing all the way through. The school treated me like a true friend and shared deep knowledge that I’ll always remember. More than just learning yoga poses and alignment, which were enlightening, the philosophy and new way of thinking have changed my life. The food, location, and beaches are all stunningly gorgeous. Sometimes you can’t believe your eyes with the water colors and sunsets, it’s like a dream. I highly recommend you come visit and stay as long as you can.

I loved every moment of my time at the yoga retreat. We did yoga practice, learned about philosophy, anatomy, and mediation from sunrise to sundown. The instructors were amazing at giving us little tips and encouraging us, like starting the day with silence to honor the morning. They even took the time to interview me personally about my health and background, which made me feel cared for in a way I hadn’t felt in forever. It was hard at first to express myself, but through group meetings with other students, I was able to share my thoughts and grow. My body feels stronger and more aligned thanks to the practice, and I am grateful for the opportunity to become a yoga teacher. I miss that time at the retreat so much now.

I truly had a wonderful time and highly recommend this to anyone looking to learn about yoga philosophy, meditation, and enjoy a holiday retreat on a beautiful tropical island. A big thanks to everyone, including my lovely teachers and fellow companions.

My time here was amazing! The staff helped me with everything I needed, the room had an incredible ocean view, and I loved falling asleep to the sound of the waves. The breakfast was delicious, especially the rice pudding with coconut milk which was perfect for my gluten-free diet. The restaurant by the pool, surrounded by the jungle, was a great place to eat. Doing yoga on the beach at sunrise and sunset was my favorite part, especially in the yoga Shala where the inspiring teachers shared their knowledge of yoga philosophy and alignment. I’m so grateful for this experience and hope to come back someday.

The school provided quality yoga mats and their own specially made aerial swings that were much more comfortable than the silk hammocks I had tried before. I didn’t enjoy sup yoga because I easily get seasick, but I loved the aerial yoga classes. They really knew their stuff when it came to this style. I was thrilled with the flexibility in the program that allowed me to choose what I wanted to do. The Seaview from my room and the stunning beaches on both sides of the resort were a sight to see. Waking up early for meditation was tough at first, but I ended up loving it and plan to continue deepening my practice daily. What I enjoyed the most was getting the chance to practice teaching yoga; it really boosted my confidence and strength. Now that I’ve learned so much, I can’t wait to share it with my friends and family back home.

This course in the pristine natural environment was exactly what I needed. The instructors were kind and encouraged me to rest when necessary. In the afternoon, the resort gave us free coconuts and a special electrolyte mix, which was weird but invigorating. The breakfast was good, but the lunch was excellent. I ordered various traditional Thai dishes like pad Thai and green curry from the regular menu. Cheaper restaurants nearby had poor quality compared to the resort. So, two other students and I signed up for a cooking class there, which was so much fun. There were many classes every day, like sup, regular yoga, philosophy, and anatomy. The instructors took time to explain everything in detail and answer all our questions. I loved the other students, teachers, and staff. It felt like a little yoga family village that will always hold a special place in my heart.

I sometimes miss the big shopping in Bangkok, but Koh Phangan has a nice Saturday market. That’s the trade off for natural beauty 🙂 This was my first yoga retreat. The words that come to mind are life changing beyond expectation and best time ever. This experience completely changed my life, values, and friendships. I know when I go home, I won’t be the same person and will need to cut many negative relationships. Thank you dearly to my spiritual guidance, Shashi, for opening my own path. Thank you Victoria for your radiant laughter and positivity. Thank you Alon for your incredible knowledge of traditional yoga and self-respect. Thank you Edward for sharing the gift of flying. There was a wide variety of classes and we were able to get feedback and make some changes based on how the group was feeling. I felt shy at first to express my opinion, but the instructors sincerely welcomed anything they could do. There are two yoga spaces. One overlooks the ocean and the other is by the pool, which was great because it had mirrors. It was nice they let me take a mat and some blocks to practice on my balcony. Sometimes it was so hot I was sweating like a Bikram class. But the studio had big fans blasting the whole time and after releasing so many toxins, I was sweating much less. Overall, the level of instruction was deep and varied and the location was heavenly.

Riding a motorbike here can be challenging with the hilly roads. Just wear a helmet, go slow, and enjoy the views, but make sure to keep your eyes on the road too! I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of Thailand and the quality of the course exceeded my expectations. The accommodation, surrounded by green gardens with ocean views, was fantastic. I found the teachers and staff to be very friendly. The daily breakfast offered something different and was very healthy. I highly recommend waking up early to catch the breathtaking sunrise. In the evenings, we would all jump in the sea and practice some acro yoga on the beach. Sup yoga was a bit challenging, but the instructors were very attentive and supportive. We would also visit different beaches in our free time, each offering incredible views. I learned to love waking up at 6 AM for yoga in the beautiful shala overlooking the sea. At night, I could hear the waves and feel the ocean breeze from my bed. The sunsets were so stunning, they looked like a painting. The location is close to many restaurants and shops for souvenirs, snacks, and coconuts. There is a 7-Eleven and pharmacy nearby for convenience. I enjoyed exploring the crazy food market and trying new and delicious things.

I really didn’t like having to return to Australia once the course ended! I could have stayed much longer. Eddie and Sashi were genuine and excellent teachers who provided insightful teachings in a relatable manner. They went above and beyond to support their students. I learned so much that I will continue to integrate into my daily life. The island itself is like a yogi paradise, with many incredible activities and people to connect with. The food is delicious and the location of this retreat is picturesque, overlooking the ocean. It is affordable and truly peaceful. I can’t recommend this course highly enough.

I found everything to be wonderful, but planning ahead is essential to avoid difficulties when getting there. I was hesitant to join because I am not a thin girl with yoga experience. However, each class offered easy options for beginners like me and more advanced options for others. What I valued the most was their attention to detail and focus on safety. They always made sure to highlight potential dangers, mistakes, and benefits of various poses in normal yoga, aerial, and sup yoga, rather than just showing us how to do them. This made me believe that we were getting a better experience compared to other courses. It seems like they run a ton of courses each year and really know what they’re doing.

Some of the other students had already completed 200 trainings and shared that this course was significantly better than others they had taken, regretting investing in cheaper training in India. While I may not pursue a career as a yoga instructor, I now feel confident enough to teach friends and family effectively. The island, resort, and yoga shala were all stunning. I did find the resort staff a bit irritating, so I moved to the neighboring accommodation which had much nicer rooms at the same price. I highly recommend staying at High Life Resort or Haad Son Resort at Secret Beach instead.

The deluxe room bathrooms offer basic accommodations. You guys rock! Thanks for taking such good care of us. I came with a group, and the school did a great job scheduling acro, sup, aerial, and normal yoga based on our levels and interests. The philosophy lectures were mind-blowing. They really made me rethink my life and career choices. My job may be fun, but in the grand scheme of things, it seems pretty shallow. I was amazed at how well they incorporated mindfulness into our beach activities. I now have a new outlook on life and a deeper appreciation for its blessings. Special shoutout to the coordinator for being patient and accommodating with our requests, and to the instructors for providing personalized care to each of us.

I can’t wait to come back next year. The instructors really know their stuff and helped us out a lot. The best part was definitely the SUP Yoga – it was intense but totally doable for everyone. The location is stunning and the food was delicious, although the restaurant could use a little sprucing up. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to anyone.