Unnata Teacher Responsibilities

Unnata Yoga teachers all commit to the guidelines below:

Use the safe rigging practices outlined in the Level 1 teacher training course and as reinforced through the Members Area of the Unnata website. The original information may be supplemented through the guidance of a professional rigger, structural engineer, architect, or other similar professional who has significant training in and understanding of the physics and unique forces produced through dynamic human movement.
Regularly inspect and repair equipment and rigging points according to industry standards, using a timeline appropriate for the studio’s unique situation.
Use the ingredients that constitute an Unnata Aerial Yoga/Unnata Yoga class when they teach Unnata Aerial Yoga/Unnata Yoga.
Learn and adopt updates to the Unnata Aerial Yoga method as the method evolves.
Annually continue their education and personal development either through additional Unnata courses, the learning resources available in the Unnata website Members Area and on the Unnata website blog, live or video recorded review of the Level 1 course, and/or through additional study in any aspect of traditional Hatha Yoga.
Keep hammocks clean and odor free.
Refrain from false or misleading claims on education, experience and skills.
Follow the ethical standards of the Yamas and the Niyamas from the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali.