Ubud, Bali offers a transformative 200-hour yoga teacher training program spanning 20 days with various yoga styles.

Es hat mein Leben verändert. Die Lehrer sind fantastisch, der Unterricht ist sehr hilfreich und praxisnah. Vielen Dank!

The hotel is amazing, the food is delicious, the teachers are the best in the world, the course is challenging but fantastic, and the friends are for life.

The class offers a great mixture of meditation, asanas, pranayama, and mindfulness, along with some amazing teachers and students.

I loved the teachers at the resort! They were so passionate and inspiring. They made me, as a beginner, feel safe and supported throughout my journey. Oh, and the resort itself was absolutely amazing! The staff and the food were top-notch. And let’s not forget about the stunning surroundings – the place is nestled among nature, with two rivers and even a waterfall. It truly is a magical place and an unforgettable experience.

Peewee was an amazing teacher! He explained everything clearly and concisely, making it easy to understand. The training had great content, and by the end, I felt confident enough to teach.

The only disheartening part had nothing to do with HOM. Some students didn’t respect the journey of others or their own inner journey. They talked and played on social media during “silent” hours. But this was their path, not mine.

The biggest takeaway is that we were all on different journeys, for different reasons. And we were lucky to be surrounded by 51 other students, forming friendships and a bigger family. It’s all about perspective. You have a choice, and if you choose to be positive, you’ll be surrounded by positivity.

When you decide to embark on this journey, make sure you’re “Ready”. How do you know you’re ready? When you’re willing to accept the good with the bad, have an open mind, and handle whatever comes your way with positivity.

I registered when my mind was fully open and receptive. Nothing could deter me or make this a negative experience, not even the threat of a worldwide virus. When I arrived, there was a room change, but it wasn’t a big deal. They quickly made it happen, understanding that all I wanted was a shower. The resort staff was excellent and helped us with anything to make us comfortable. When I fell ill, the chefs personally delivered food to my room for every meal, and the HOM staff checked on me all day.

As for the course and teachers, there aren’t enough positive words to express my gratitude and awe. They handled such a large group with composure, even when some students chose to talk or nap during lectures and disrespect them. The program was intense, with long days. But in the end, what you gain is worth every minute, as long as you stay focused and follow their guidance. The content exceeded my expectations, and all of our teachers were incredibly knowledgeable and talented. They took the time to answer our questions, break down poses, and share valuable insights. Thank you! ?

The food was absolutely delicious and healthy, and let me tell you, our teacher Rohil and Ewelina are phenomenal! They provided me with invaluable assistance, not just in terms of technique, but also in nurturing my heart and mind.

There’s no such thing! I would repeat it again if I could 🙂 I absolutely loved everything about the YTT organized by HOM!

The location is simply astonishing! Situated right in the middle of the jungle, close to the river and a small waterfall, it’s such a beautiful and clean resort. They even have a big pool and a huge dining area, along with plenty of study spots for when exams are approaching. The hotel staff is incredibly nice and helpful, making the place feel peaceful and serene – the perfect setting for an intimate inner journey.

Now, let’s talk about the food! We were treated to three delicious vegetarian meals per day, and they even provided water, tea, and coffee throughout the day. The food was so tasty that there were times when I couldn’t resist and ended up eating too much! The kitchen staff was incredibly kind and lovable, going as far as remembering everyone’s birthdays and surprising them with beautiful birthday cakes. I found myself even being jealous that my birthday didn’t coincide with my stay there!

As for the teachers, I can’t express enough how much I loved them all – Peewee, Rohil, Ewelina, and Arlene! They were kind, humble, authentic, and highly experienced. I treasured every minute spent with them and appreciated all the knowledge they passed on to me through their teachings. They truly set the perfect example of what a yoga teacher should be like.

Now let’s dive into the course itself! We had four hours of asana practice every day, which I found both challenging and enjoyable. It allowed me to take my yoga practice to a whole new level. In addition to that, we had numerous theory classes covering topics such as yoga history and philosophy, teaching methodology, and adjustments. These classes were incredibly interesting and gave me a fresh perspective on yoga. I also loved the meditation, pranayama, and mantras – they added an extra layer of depth to my practice.

I was really disappointed with the number of students for this program. When I booked the school, it said there would be 25 students per program, but I was shocked when they told us there were actually 53 students (the website was updated during the program). Honestly, they weren’t prepared for such a large group in many ways. There were too many people talking about things that weren’t important, too many students for the teachers to properly take care of during classes, and too many students to properly cover all the yoga content.

There were a few rooms without beds, and people had to sleep on mattresses on the floor. The toilets near the shala and templo were also unfinished. It would have been nice if they had taken care of these things to make us more comfortable. And having only two teachers to cover all the topics like anatomy, philosophy, and history was too much.

One of the teachers was really stressed out because she was also doing private healing sessions with some of the students. Unfortunately, she offered the service and ended up leaving many students without it. I’m not sure if it was a good idea to offer a service and then not follow through.

Some of the students also didn’t take the required 200 hours attendance seriously. I found this very unfair because we were all there for the same purpose.

A few things promised in the program were forgotten. We only had one day off for an excursion. Maybe it would be better to have fewer students for better quality classes. Additionally, the photographer forgot that he had scheduled sessions with some people. Again, why offer it if you can’t follow through?

On a positive note, I had a really great time at the school. The classes were nice, especially the Yoga philosophy. The workshops with Rohill were amazing, and he was always patient with so many students! The moments of silence were my favorite, it was nice to be with myself and refresh my mind and soul.

The place itself was wonderful! It was so peaceful and full of energy. We were lucky to be in the middle of the jungle, learning all about the yoga lifestyle.

The ladies in the kitchen were fantastic and kind. They always did their best to make sure everyone was happy with the food and even prepared birthday cakes for all of us.

The transfer from the airport to the school was smooth, and they made me feel secure.

The days off were a nice opportunity to explore Ubud, but it was even better to come back to the school and relax.

The teachers were very experienced and shared a lot of their knowledge with us.

I also enjoyed getting to know people from all over the world and made some good friends.

Overall, it was nice to learn so many things in a short period of time and share experiences.

They suddenly shortened our course from 25 days to 23 days, and I’m not sure why, but I think it took away some of our rest time.

If we had just one more rest day or shorter training days (they were 14 hours long), it would have prevented a lot of fatigue and given us more time to practice and study on our own.

Our class was pretty big, with 36 people. It didn’t really bother me, but it would be good to know ahead of time how many people will be in the class.

The laundry service wasn’t great – some people lost a few pieces of clothing and it took a long time to get our clothes back. I recommend either doing your own laundry or keeping a close eye on what you give for laundering. Oh, and choose this place, it’s really nice 🙂

This training was more than just a yoga program, it was truly transformative. We had so much time to focus on ourselves and work through any personal issues or traumas.

Peewee is an amazing teacher, she really knows her stuff and is an overall fantastic person. And Rohil is great too, his yoga philosophy class was wonderful. They are both very knowledgeable.

The facilities – the pool, yoga studio, rooms, and common areas – are all beautiful.

Practicing morning meditation and yoga in silence was such a peaceful experience.

The training covers a wide range of topics, but be prepared for it to be intense.

The teachers were really flexible and checked in with us often to make sure we were doing okay. For example, after several tough ashtanga and hatha classes, they gave us restorative classes when we needed a break.

The food was absolutely amazing and gave us the energy we needed to get through the training. As someone with celiac disease, I really appreciated the separate gluten-free dishes and bread that the chefs made for me and another girl who had the same dietary restrictions. And those smoothie bowls were a favorite!

The support staff, especially Ami and Lila, were incredibly helpful and kind. When I got a cold, Ami personally went out to buy me cold medication and throat drops.

The location was just a 30-minute car ride away from Ubud, and there were convenience stores within a 10-minute walk for snacks. It’s in a quiet area that’s not too touristy.

I felt a bit unhappy when they suddenly reduced the number of training days from 25 to 22 just a week before it began. They never offered an explanation for the change. However, overall, I had a fantastic experience with this yoga teacher training. The teachers, environment, and food were all amazing. I learned a great deal and made wonderful friends from different parts of the world. If you’re considering it, I highly recommend it. Not only will you receive a certificate, but you’ll also gain valuable self-discovery, new friendships, and much more!

They taught me more than just yoga classes—I learned valuable life lessons from them. Their wisdom and outlook on life truly touched me. It sparked an even greater interest in yoga and helped me realize exactly why I wanted to delve deeper into its study.

I don’t really have anything to complain about, just a few minor things that could be improved. But apart from the mistakes we all make, including our teachers, I deeply admire their integrity. I absolutely loved it! It was an unforgettable experience that truly changed my life. Those guys really touched my soul and my heart.

They took really good care of us, even the food was good. It was just a bit repetitive, but they are working on improving it.

The location is great, just not in the center of Ubud. However, you can find everything you need not far from the resort. It was an amazing time. We learned so much about yoga, spirituality, and our own lives.

Wissam organized many additional workshops in the evenings. Unfortunately, it was sometimes slightly chaotic, but that wasn’t his fault since external teachers would confirm their availability on the same day in the afternoon. He taught us a lot about life and life coaching. He is such a good and loving soul, and he brought a beautiful energy into the retreat.

Peewee was an outstanding yoga teacher. We learned so much about functional anatomy and alignment, how to do asanas and stretch without getting injured or injuring our students. She and Wissam also taught us about spirituality, and they led the best meditations. I will never forget the chakra meditations and what I discovered about my own life.

Manish was the philosophy teacher. Sometimes he could be a bit stubborn when it came to philosophy, but his knowledge was immense. However, he always said that if something seemed too contradictory or if you had clear doubts, don’t believe it. Having doubts is actually a good thing. Of course, yogic philosophy is old and there are certain aspects that have been proven wrong later on. But with their philosophy, which is over 2000 years old, they were much closer to the truth than European philosophy from the 1700-1800s.

After returning home, I spoke to a few friends who are also yoga teachers. They said, “I wish I had ever received such an amazing training. What you learned, felt, and experienced was outstanding and unforgettable. I would totally do it again.”

I had an incredible experience! I want to express my gratitude to House of Om and Wissam for organizing such a beautiful transformative experience for all of us ❤️ Also, a big thank you to Pewee and Manish for being absolute rockstar teachers ❤️ Farewell, but not a permanent farewell to all my new forever friends. Let’s meet again soon! ?

This transition has been not only beautiful, but also an amazing journey! Yoga reminds us to look within our mind, body, and soul. It’s not just about fitness; there is so much more to it! I want to give a big thank you to my yoga teachers for sharing their wonderful knowledge and experience. I can’t wait for more classes!

The meals in Bali are usually really cheap, so I was pleasantly surprised by the affordable price. I had an amazing time and learned a lot during the training. It was a great experience and now I feel confident in my ability to teach. I highly recommend it for those who have a strong interest in the spiritual side of yoga.