Yin Yoga Training intensive
Yin Yoga is a slow-paced practice that focuses on long-held poses, allowing you to delve into a meditative state and release tension from both your body and mind.
This intensive will give you the skills to guide yourself or a class through a series of gentle and passive poses, targeting the deep connective tissues of your body.
200 hour Yoga Alliance certified teachers are eligible for 15 hours CEU with Yoga Alliance upon completion of this course.
January 17th, 18th 19th
$375 for all 3 days 15 hours
Early Bird Special SAVE $50 register before
January 1st 2025
Friday 5 pm - 8 pm, Saturday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm, & Sunday 11:30 am - 6 pm
What you will learn:
The history of Yin Yoga
Theory and principles of Yin
Anatomy of soft tissue
Breakdown of Yin Yoga poses
Precautions and Modifications
Teaching etiquette
Schedule
Friday 6pm - 8pm:
45 min practice Q&A / Reflect
Manual Read/ Discussion
Caterpillar Pose, Deer Pose, Butterfly Pose - Deep dive
Saturday 12pm - 6pm:
45 min practice Q&A / Reflect
Saddle Pose, Dragon Pose, Sphinx Pose - Deep Dive
Manual Read / Discussion
Partner Teaching
Manual Read / Discussion
Sunday 12pm - 6pm:
45 min practice Q&A / Reflect
Swan Pose, Frog Pose, Square Pose - Deep Dive
Manual Read / Discussion
Partner Teaching
Practical / Graduation
Required Materials:
Yoga mat, 2 blocks, and several blankets (2-4)
Yin Yoga manual that we will provide
Required Reading:
“The Complete Guide to Yin Yoga” By Bernie Clark
Janet is a RYTT 500+ hours and has been sharing the practice of yoga with student all over the world since late 2015. She started her journey studying Ashtanga Yoga in Cape Town South Africa and since her path has led her to explore in a variety of styles of Yoga including Yin, Vinyasa, and Forest Yoga. Janet’s classes are a blend of strength and flexibility with a emphasis on fun and light heartedness.
Yoga for me is a community. A place where I feel safe to let go and check in with me. It’s a way of life, not just something I teach. At home my practice includes mediation, studying philosophy, Ayurveda chakra balancing practices and more. I am always happy to share my knowledge of Yoga, all 8 limbs and welcome any questions and conversations that come my way.
Lastly, You may not hear Janet close her class with Namaste, for her, it feels more authentic to close with an OM (a vibrational connection) and the words Shanti repeated 3x. Shanti is Peace in Sanskrit and repeated 3 times means peace for ones self, peace for you, and peace for all things.