100 Hours Yin Yoga Teacher Training Course

“100-hour courses are YACEP programs to deepen your knowledge in one style.”

What is Yin Yoga? 

Yin yoga is more than just holding postures for extended periods or working on the 12 meridians, which are pathways in the body that carry energy and are fundamental to traditional Chinese medicine. While it is true that Yin yoga targets the connective tissues, such as ligaments, bones, and joints, rather than focusing on the muscles, the practice encompasses much more than the physical aspect or the targeting of energy pathways.

For me, Yin yoga was about reconnecting with my feminine side, an essential part of myself that had been neglected due to my overly masculine, or yang, lifestyle. It’s important to understand that when we discuss yin and yang or feminine and masculine, we are referring to energies within us, not gender.

Yin yoga offers a deeper understanding of our nervous system and teaches us how to work with it. The only way to influence our nervous system is through our breath. In Yin yoga, asanas are held for a long duration, ranging from 1 to 10 minutes, and sometimes even longer in my classes. The key to navigating this intense experience is to work with the breath.

Yin yoga allows you to pause before you begin, to arrive fully in the present moment, and to nourish your body, mind, and soul. It inspires you to move through life with gentleness and selflove. When we learn to slow down and be gentle with ourselves, life reflects that gentleness back to us.

Benefits of Yin Yoga:

Improved Flexibility

Enhanced Circulation

Stress Relief

Increased Mindfulness

Joint Health

Apart from Pranayama & Meditation, practicing thematic Yin classes twice a day, we will dive into the following:

Teaching Methodology

  • Alignment and hands-on-adjustments of the 26 Yin Yoga asanas
  • Teaching practice, receiving and giving feedback
  • Principles of demonstration
  • Observing, assisting and correcting
  •  Instructions guidelines, teaching styles, qualities of a teacher
  •  Voice projection, and floor presence
  • Different process of learning
  • Planning and structuring a class
  • Introduction on dealing with injuries & safety precautions

Anatomy, Physiology & TCM

  • Introduction to Human Anatomy, physiology and Fascial trains
  • Theory of Daoism Chinese philosophy
  • Theory of the Yin Yang Symbol, Its Meaning, Origins, and History
  • Theory of the Qi and understanding what Qi is in TCM
  • Traditional Chinese Medicine and its meridians
  • Theory of 5 Elements and How the five elements work
  • Practical Exam, Theory Exam just for 200 h, 300 h, and 500 h
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