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Korea Yoga Meditation Association (KYMA), an affiliated institute of the Korea Therapy Yoga Association (KTYA), will launch its new Yoga Meditation Trainer 200 (YMT 200) certification program simultaneously at affiliated centers nationwide in February 2025. The 200-hour professional course is designed as an integrated training for yoga–meditation leaders, bringing together posture alignment, breathwork, pratyahara, yoga nidra, singing bowl meditation, and somatic-based practices. Its core vision is ¡°meditation that is lived through the body and sustained in everyday life,¡± rather than a one-time workshop experience.


Over the past several years, KYMA has developed a uniquely Korean lifestyle-meditation model through projects such as 100-Day Night Yoga Meditation, Recovery Meditation, and Singing Bowl Meditation. YMT 200 systematizes this accumulated educational, clinical, and research experience into one coherent curriculum aimed at training teachers who can actually teach meditation in the field, not merely understand it conceptually.


The curriculum progresses step by step: essential meditation posture and alignment, breath and pratyahara, yoga nidra and pratyahara, singing bowl and pratyahara, and somatic-based meditation techniques. Rather than simply ¡°sitting quietly with eyes closed,¡± trainees learn how to weave body sensation, breath, and awareness into a single integrated practice. Pratyahara (gathering of the senses) is treated as the central axis of the course, understood as turning overstimulated senses inward to shift the nervous system into recovery mode.


A key feature of YMT 200 is its 100-Day Meditation Embodiment System. Over four months, participants complete 100 hours of group training at the education center, 50 hours of additional center-led education, and 50 hours of individual practice. At the heart of this is KYMA¡¯s 100-Day Meditation Project. Each day, trainees receive theory and practical instruction before a live group meditation session, then immediately apply what they have learned in real time. This structure is intended to produce trainers who have embodied, verified experience in their own body, breath, and senses, rather than teachers who only ¡°talk about meditation.¡±


The first cohort is especially open to existing yoga and meditation professionals. Holders of RYTK300+ and RYTK400 yoga certifications, Singing Bowl Level 2 or higher, or Pranayama Trainer qualifications are eligible for tuition discounts of up to 50 percent. The program is thus positioned as an advanced bridge course for experienced instructors who wish to structurally integrate meditation into their classes and teach pratyahara, yoga nidra, singing bowl, and somatic meditation with clear, evidence-based rationale.


KTYA President Park Youngbin emphasizes that the goal of YMT 200 is to establish meditation not as ¡°a program you visit once,¡± but as a technology for recalibrating the nervous system and life rhythm. With an integrated curriculum spanning posture, breath, pratyahara, nidra, singing bowls, and somatics—combined with the 100-Day Meditation System—Park hopes participants will grow into leaders who can truly live meditation and help students do the same in daily life.


KYMA President Ham Kyungin describes YMT 200 as a core talent pipeline for the next decade. The program is designed to help active teachers revisit the essence of meditation and pratyahara, and express it in their own language in classes, workshops, and counseling settings. In an era dominated by AI and digital information, Ham stresses that what people truly need is not more speed, but inner skills for self-regulation and recovery. From this perspective, YMT 200 aims to train leaders at each local center who can confidently guide meditation from a nervous-system recovery standpoint, connecting yoga, meditation, singing bowls, and therapy.


Open to yoga and meditation instructors who meet minimum prerequisites, YMT 200 is particularly recommended for those who wish to expand into recovery meditation, singing bowl work, breath-based therapy, and somatic-integrative approaches. KYMA plans to support graduates long-term, linking them with World Meditation Day events, 100-Day Meditation, and Recovery Meditation programs, so they can serve as regional hubs for meditation culture.


The four-month, 200-hour YMT 200 course combines structured group education with disciplined personal practice. Detailed schedules and center-specific enrollment information will be available through official KYMA and KTYA channels. For yoga–meditation teachers, singing bowl facilitators, breath and therapy instructors seeking to ground their work in deeper, embodied meditation, YMT 200 is positioned as a significant next step in their professional and spiritual development.

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