Yogasana coaches focus on the athletic aspect of yoagasana within competitive environments. AYSF accredits coaches who:

Accredited by the national federation of your country as a Yogasana Coach

The national federation must be an Asian federation and member of AYSF .

Submit a recommendation letter from national federation for AYSF to approve accreditation of a local yoagasana coach.

Holds a Yogasana Coach Training Certificate from a national, continental or international federation.

Holds a training experience in the field of YogasanaSports for at least 1 year.

Holds a recommendation letter from the national federation in your country.

The accreditation process for coaches includes a thorough evaluation of coaching qualifications, years of experience with national federation or local team, , and dedication to athlete development in line with yogasana sports standards.

Fees and Payment:

1- Fill AYSF accreditation form.

2- Email documents to info@asianyogasan.com

3- Pay fees: 25 USD paid by the coach.

National Countries Teams practicing competitive yogasana are required to seek AYSF accreditation to participate in official Asian Yoagasana competitions, Accredited teams standards are:

Be the official team of the national federation of the Asian Country

The national federation must be an Asian federation and member of AYSF .

Submit a recommendation letter from national federation for AYSF to approve accreditation of a national team.

The national federation is responsible to seek accreditation prior to championship

Should be at least two players of each gender of each category

Fees and Payment:

1. Fill AYSF accreditation form.

2. Email documents to info@asianyogasan.com

3. Pay fees: 100 USD paid by the federation.

The accreditation involves health certificates, following antidoping rules, performance reports, submission of training schedules, and records of past competition participation.

Yogasana local Asian clubs seeking the accreditation to be able to participate in local competitions, enroll players and train Yogasana must align their activities with AYSF standards to receive accreditation. Accredited clubs:

Club is registered and licensed by authorities in the country of origin

Certified by the national federation as a club .

The national federation must be an Asian federation and member of AYSF .

Submit a recommendation letter from national federation for AYSF to approve accreditation of a local yoagasana club.

Followed the standards of formation in the country of origin

Have written and complete internal regulations for players, competitions, coaches and governance.

Ensure the well-being and safety of participants through nationally certified coaching staff.

Promote the values of sportsmanship, community, and respect for traditional yoga culture.

• Updated and aligned with AYSF standards of clubs, teams and athletes.

Fees and Payment:

1- Fill AYSF accreditation form.

2- Email documents to info@asianyogasan.com

3- Pay fees: 50 USD paid by the club

Clubs are evaluated based on their organizational structure, coaching staff, and adherence to the AYSF’s standards for athlete and community engagement.

Referees and judges play a critical role in maintaining fairness in yogasana competitions. AYSF accredits referees and judges who:

Holds a qualification as a certified yogasana referee or judge by the national or continental or international yoga sport federation.

The national federation is an Asian federation and member of AYSF .

Submit a recommendation letter from national federation for AYSF to approve accreditation of a local referee or judge.

Have an in-depth understanding of yogasana rules and competitive scoring methods.

Commit to continuous learning in yoga sports and adherence to updated competition regulations.

Submit the fees of AYSF accreditation.

Fees and Payment:

1- Fill AYSF accreditation form

2- Email documents to info@asianyogasan.com

3- Pay fees: 15 USD paid by the referee.