Frequently Asked Questions
Login and Password Issues
Remember: Your Username is your EMAIL address
- If you have no idea what your username or email is maybe you can find the email that you were sent when you were registered or paid for your product. It would come from davidk@yoganatomy.com and have the subject line starting with: Thank you for your order - Perhaps it went into your spam or junk folder?
The login bar keeps spinning
- If after you click the submit button on the login page an orange bar appears and doesn't disappear, the problem is usually a cache issue. Try logging in using a different browser and see if the same thing happens. If it doesn't, it's cache. If it does, contact us.
Nothing happens when I enter email and password
- If you enter your email and your password, hit submit, and nothing happens, then one of the two (email or password) or both are wrong.
The reset password form doesn't recognize my email address
- If this is happening to you, then the email you're entering is wrong.
- This can happen because of a misspelling.
- This can happen because you registered with a different email address.
- This can happen if you are on a TT program and your TT coordinator accidentally misspelled your email address. (contact us)
I didn't get an email when I tried to reset my password
- More than likely, it's in your spam folder. It would be coming from davidk@yoganatomy.com. Please whitelist that email address and/or add it to your contact list.
I keep getting taken back to the login page
- If this is happening, it's usually a browser caching issue. Please empty your browser cache and cookies for the last 4 weeks.
Courses and Product Issues
They are on the "Dashboard"
- When you login, you are automatically redirected to your "Dashboard" don't forget to scroll if you're on mobile.
- If you're already logged in, you will find the link to the "Dashboard" in the main menu in the upper right corner.
- If you see the "Login" button, that means you are not currently logged in and you will NOT see the "Dashboard" link.
Courses
20 Hour Anatomy Course (Level 200) = 1 Year of access from registration date
30 Hour Anatomy Course (Level 200) = 1 Year of access from registration date
15 Hour Anatomy Course (Level 300) = 1 Year of access from registration date
Comprehensive Anatomy Course = Lifetime Access
Basics of Applied Anatomy = 1 Year of access
Workshops
Exploring Yoga Drop-Backs = Lifetime Access
Working with Yoga Injuries = Lifetime Access
Lotus Workshop = Lifetime Access
Yoga Adjustment Videos = Lifetime Access
Yoga Anatomy Video/Download = Lifetime Access
- The link to your certificate is located in the last unit of the last module of your course.
- In order for your certificate to be generated, all units have to be marked as completed.
Yes, David is E-RYT and YACEP provider.
Anatomy & Physiology - Category
Basics of Applied Anatomy = 3 non-contact hours.
30-Hour anatomy for TT (Level 200)
= 10 contact hours + 20 non-contact hours within TT programs
= 30 non-contact hours if not in a TT
20-Hour Anatomy for TT (Level 200)
= 10 contact hours + 10 non-contact hours within TT programs
= 20 non-contact hours if not in a TT
15-Hour Anatomy for TT (Level 300)
= 10 contact hours + 5 non-contact hours within TT programs
= 15 non-contact hours if not in a TT
Comprehensive Anatomy Course = 50 non-contact hours
YogAnatomy Vol. 1 & 2 = 4 non-contact hours.
Teaching Methodology - Category
Exploring Dropbacks = 1 non-contact hour.
Working with Yoga Injuries = 2 non-contact hours.
How to Practice and Teach Lotus = 1 non-contact hour.
Hands-on Adjustments = 5 non-contact hours.
Courses and Product Issues
That's correct
- This is not a yoganatomy.com thing. This is an Apple thing. You cannot download video files directly onto iPhones or iPads. You can, however, download them to your computer and then sync them to your device. Read this for more information.
Our videos are streamed from Vimeo.com which has plenty of bandwidth. If you're having trouble:
- We have seen that certain countries, Indonesia for example, block Vimeo. You would need to use a VPN to access the videos.
- Your internet connection may be the problem if it is generally slow.
- Switch from HD to SD (The videos load as SD by default)
- Make sure your browser is up to date.
- If you downloaded videos and they don't play or there is no sound, delete them and download the videos again.
- They probably got corrupted in the downloading process.