After declaring 21st June as the “International Yoga Day”, United Nations shows the world with ancient yogic sciences. From that day people from every corner of the world start arriving in India to learn this ancient art of body sciences and get spiritual calmness. However, yoga in various corners of the world has developed as modern fitness systems. Still, yoga is the undisputed king to achieve complete health and feel the power of Nature regimes.
Yoga is the best remedy to prevent disease-causing germs. Today many schools and colleges have added Yoga as an integral part of course structure to provide the students with better health and concentration.
From the last four to five years yoga industry in India shown a tremendous growth including in both the number of teaching institutes and trained instructor. The demand for Indian yoga teachers is significantly in abroad as it is land of origin of yoga and Ayurveda.
Yoga was always known to be a medium to attain better physical, mental health; it also helps in spiritual calmness. However, now yoga has also taken a commercial form where people are showing much more interest to get some extra income benefits. Still, some of the stereotypes think that this ancient’s heritage may get polluted due to its commercialisation. That’s why promoting yoga courses in India still facing a challenge.
Yoga teacher training courses have immense scope all over the world. Due to lack of expert in yogic sciences, people with the stress and obesity are ready to as many fees for personal training sessions. Yoga teachers in many schools are earning more than the typical subject teachers. As universities are also offering yoga in the graduation program, the need for yoga professors has shown a tremendous boost. Corporate sectors all over the world are accepting yoga as a stress reliever for their employees.