Bali offers a 20-day 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training program for individuals seeking to deepen their yoga practice.

Es war eine lebensverändernde Erfahrung. Die Lehrer waren wunderbar, der Unterricht hat mir sehr geholfen und war praxisnah. Vielen Dank!

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

We have a great mixture of meditation, asanas, pranayama, mindfulness, and most importantly, amazing teachers and students.

I absolutely adored the teachers – they were so passionate and inspiring. Even though I was a beginner, they made me feel safe and supported throughout my journey. The resort itself was incredible, with its amazing staff and delicious food. Being surrounded by nature, along with the two rivers (and even a waterfall), made it a truly magical place and experience.

Peewee is such a fantastic teacher! He explains everything clearly and concisely, which makes it easy to understand. The training had great content, and by the end, I felt confident enough to teach.

The only disheartening part, in my opinion, was when some students didn’t respect the journey of others or their own inner journey. They would talk and play on social media during the designated “silent” hours. But ultimately, it was their path to follow, not mine.

The biggest thing I took away from this experience is that we were all on different journeys for different reasons. And I truly believe we were fortunate to be surrounded by 51 other students who became like a bigger family. It all depends on how you perceive it. You have a choice, and if you choose to be positive, positivity will surround you.

Before embarking on such a journey, make sure you’re “Ready.” How do you know if you’re ready? When you’re willing to accept both the good and the bad, when you have an open mind, and when you can stay positive and handle whatever challenges come your way.

When I signed up for this, my mind was completely open and ready to receive. Nothing was going to discourage me or turn this into a negative experience, not even the threat of a worldwide virus. When I arrived, after a long 30-hour trip, they informed me that there was a change in rooms. It wasn’t a big deal since they quickly accommodated my needs, knowing all I wanted was a shower. The resort staff was amazing and swiftly addressed any issues to ensure our comfort. When I fell ill, the chefs personally delivered specially prepared meals to my room for every meal! And the HOM staff checked on me throughout the day.

Regarding the course and teachers, there truly aren’t enough positive words to express my gratitude and awe for their incredible ability to handle such a large group and remain composed, despite some students talking or even napping during lectures, disrespecting them. The program was intense, with long days, but in the end, what you gain is worth every minute if you stay focused and follow their guidance. The content exceeded my expectations, and all our teachers were remarkably knowledgeable and talented. They took the time to answer our questions, break down yoga poses, and share incredible insights. Thank you so much! ?

The food was incredibly tasty and healthy, and the teacher, especially Rohil and Ewelina, is excellent. They provided me with a lot of helpful guidance, not just in terms of techniques, but also in nurturing my heart and mind.

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

The location is astonishing! It’s right in the middle of the jungle, near the river and a small waterfall. It’s beautiful and clean, with a big pool and a huge dining area. There are also plenty of study spots for when exams are coming up. The hotel staff is super nice and helpful. It’s such a peaceful and quiet place, perfect for a personal inner journey.

The food was amazing! We had three delicious vegetarian meals every day, along with water, tea, and coffee all day long. Sometimes the food was so yummy that I couldn’t resist and ended up eating too much 🙂 The kitchen staff was very kind and caring – they even remembered everyone’s birthdays and surprised them with beautiful birthday cakes. I was a little jealous that my birthday didn’t fall during my stay!

I absolutely loved our teachers – Peewee, Rohil, Ewelina, and Arlene! They were all kind, humble, authentic, and incredibly experienced. I cherished every minute I spent with them and I learned so much from their teachings. They truly set the perfect example of what a yoga teacher should be like.

The course was fantastic. We had four hours of asana practice every day, which was challenging but I loved it! It allowed me to deepen my yoga practice like never before. We also had lots of interesting theory classes, such as yoga history & philosophy, teaching methodology, and adjustments. These classes gave me a whole new perspective on yoga. I also loved the meditation, pranayama, and mantras – they were all wonderful experiences.

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 to find out that 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 unimportant things, too many students for the teachers to handle properly during the classes, and too many students to cover all the content of the yoga.

Some of the rooms didn’t have beds, so people had to sleep on mattresses on the floor. The unfinished toilets near the shala and temple were also inconvenient. It should have been a priority to make people feel comfortable. On top of that, there were only two teachers to cover all the topics like anatomy, philosophy, and history.

One of the teachers was quite stressed out because she was also offering private healing sessions to some students. Unfortunately, she couldn’t provide the service to everyone, which was disappointing. I’m not sure it was a good idea to offer a service and then not follow through with it.

Some of the students also didn’t take the 200-hour attendance requirement seriously. I found this unfair because we were all there for the same program.

A few things that were promised on the program were forgotten, like having more than one day off for excursions. Additionally, the photographer forgot about scheduled sessions with some people. Again, why promise something if you can’t deliver?

Despite these issues, I had a great time at the school. The classes were enjoyable, especially the Yoga philosophy sessions. The workshops with Rohill were fantastic, and he was always patient with so many students. The moments of silence were also my favorite, as they allowed me to be with myself and refresh my mind and soul.

The place itself was wonderful, peaceful, and full of positive energy. I consider myself lucky to have been immersed in the jungle, learning about the yogic lifestyle.

The ladies in the kitchen were amazing and kind. They always did their best to ensure people were happy with the food and even prepared birthday cakes for everyone.

The airport transfer was excellent and made me feel secure. The days off were a nice break 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. It was a great opportunity to meet people from all over the world and make some good friends.

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

The course organizers decided to shorten our 25-day program to just 23 days without any explanation. It seems like they might have removed some of our rest time in the process.

If we had an extra rest day or shorter training days (which were a grueling 14 hours long), it would have helped us avoid exhaustion and given us more time for self-practice and studying.

The class was quite large, with 36 people. It didn’t bother me personally, but it would have been nice to know the class size in advance.

The laundry service wasn’t great. Some people lost a few items of clothing and it took a long time to get our clothes back. I suggest either doing your own laundry or keeping a close eye on what you send for cleaning. The alternative is to choose a different laundry service, which was lovely.

The training went beyond just yoga. It was truly transformative, allowing us ample time for personal growth and working through any trauma.

Peewee is an amazing teacher, well-rounded and an overall fantastic woman. Rohil is also great and I absolutely loved his yoga philosophy class. Both of them are very knowledgeable.

The facilities, including the pool, yoga shala, rooms, and common areas, are all beautiful.

The morning meditation and silent practice were incredibly peaceful.

The training is comprehensive, although very intense.

The teachers were adaptable and regularly checked in with us to ensure we were doing okay. For example, after several challenging ashtanga and hatha classes, they scheduled restorative classes when we needed more rest.

The food provided was absolutely incredible and gave us the energy we needed. As someone with celiac, the chefs were kind enough to make separate gluten-free dishes and breads for me and another girl with the same dietary restriction. And can we talk about the amazing smoothie bowls? They were the best!

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

The location was conveniently located just 30 minutes from Ubud by car. We were also just a quick 10-minute walk away from convenience stores where we could grab snacks. Plus, the area was quiet and not crowded with tourists.

I was a bit unhappy that they changed the number of training days from 25 to 22 just a week before the training started, and they didn’t provide a reason for it. But, overall, I am extremely happy with my choice of this yoga teacher training. The teachers, environment, and food were all amazing! I learned so much and had the chance to meet incredible people and make friends from all over the world. If you’re considering it, I highly recommend it. You not only receive a certificate, but also gain a deep understanding of yourself, make lifelong friends, and so much more!

They taught me so much about life, not just yoga classes. Their wisdom and outlook on life really moved me. It made me even more fascinated by yoga and helped me understand my desire to study it further.

There’s really nothing I can complain about; just a few minor things that could be improved. But aside from the mistakes we all have, 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 such 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, although not in the center of Ubud. But you can still get whatever you need not far from the resort. This was such an amazing time for us. We learned so much about yoga, spirituality, and even ourselves.

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

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

Manish was our philosophy teacher. Sometimes he could be a bit stubborn when it came to philosophy, but his knowledge was immense. However, he always said, “If something seems too contradictory or you have doubts, don’t believe it. Having doubts is a good thing.” And of course, yogic philosophy is old and there are some aspects that were proven wrong later on. But with their over 2000-year-old philosophy, they were much closer to the truth than European philosophy of the 1700s and 1800s.

After returning home, I spoke with a couple of friends who are also yoga teachers. They said, “I wish I had gotten such an amazing training like you did. What you learned, felt, and experienced was outstanding and unforgettable. I would definitely do it again.”

I had such an amazing experience! I want to give a huge thank you to House of Om and Wissam for organizing a truly beautiful and transformative event for all of us ❤️ And Pewee and Manish, you guys are absolute rockstar teachers – thank you so much! It’s not really goodbye to all the new friends I’ve made, because I know we’ll see each other again soon! ?

This transition has been not only beautiful, but it has also been an amazing journey so far. Yoga reminds us to look within our mind, body, and soul, and it’s not just about fitness. Postures can lead to yoga, but 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’m excited for more classes in the future!

The meals are usually really cheap in Bali, which makes the overall price of the experience more affordable. I had a blast and learned a ton during my time there. The training was excellent, and now I feel fully prepared to start teaching. I highly recommend it to anyone who’s intrigued by the spiritual side of yoga.