20-Hour
Learn to Teach
Sculpt Yoga
This training is designed both for individuals with the goal of becoming registered teachers as well as for existing studios seeking to train in the Power Yoga All Levels and Yoga Sculpt methodology.
Individual teacher training takes place at our primary studio in Bozeman, MT.
To train your team, either send them to Bozeman or we can travel trainers to your location.
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INVESTMENT: $500
SCHEDULE:
One weekend–Saturday & Sunday 9am-4pm
+ Additional Hours of personal work on homework, sequencing and practicum
IN THE FORM OF:
Two In-Person Days: Classroom from 9am-4pm both days
TBD: Individual session with Trainer (Date and Time based on your schedule and availability of teacher)
TBD: Teach a Community Class (Date and Time based on availability)
REQUIREMENT: Take a minimum of 5 Yoga Sculpt Classes at Power Yoga Bozeman.
IN-PERSON TRAINING DAYS:
WINTER SESSION
February 21-22, 2026
9am - 4pm each day
SUMMER SESSION
August 22-23, 2026
9am - 4pm each day
FALL SESSION
Nov. 14-15, 2026
9am - 4pm each day
Meet your Teacher
ALISIA ROE
Alisia's journey into yoga began in high school, but it wasn't until after the birth of her son in 2013 that she truly embraced a regular practice. A transformative moment came when she discovered heated power yoga, igniting her passion for the discipline and inspiring her to teach. Alisia began leading a set flow class in 2017 and completed her 200-hour Advanced Teacher Training at Bozeman Power Yoga in 2022.
Now the studio manager at Bozeman Power Yoga, Alisia focuses on ensuring the smooth operation of the studio, creating a safe and welcoming environment for both staff and practitioners. As a teacher, she specializes in Yoga Sculpt, which she loves for its perfect blend of yoga and strength training. Alisia is actively building the Yoga Sculpt program at Bozeman Power Yoga for both clients and yoga teachers, helping others discover the transformative benefits of this dynamic practice. Outside of the studio, Alisia shares her journey with her husband Ty, whom she met through their mutual love of hot yoga, her son Grayson, and their two rescue dogs.