THE ENERGY + PRACTICE OF YIN

a deep dive into the energy, philosophy + practice of yin — rooted in
traditional chinese medicine, the energetics of the nervous
system + embodied somatic understanding.

this training will give you a way to understand the body as a
multilayered + multifaceted being, while learning how to practice,
teach + incorporate the energy of yin into your everyday life.

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

02 — THE PHYSICAL + ENERGETIC BODY

  • single muscle theory

  • fascia + connective tissue

  • tension vs. compression

  • creep + the theory of exercise

  • yin v yang tissues

  • koshas + the energetic body

  • nervous system

  • biography vs. biology

  • subconscious v conscious patterns

01 — THEORY + PHILOSOPHY

  • daoism + the origins of yin + yang

  • yin + yang theory

  • the cycle of change

  • qi: functions + classifications

  • the role of rest, stillness + receptivity

03 — TCM + ENERGETICS

  • chinese meridians + organs

  • the emotional + energetic qualities of each meridian

  • patterns that live within the meridian lines

  • qi + how it moves through the body

  • five elements + their relationship to the body

  • using energetic understanding to inform your practice

04 — THE PRACTICE OF YIN

  • the principles of yin yoga

  • why stillness matters

  • the qualities of a yin practice

  • 26 yin postures

  • accessing + propping each posture safely

  • working with different bodies

  • sequencing

  • holding space

  • integrated masculine + feminine cueing

  • theming + teaching yin

05 — EMBODIMENT + INTEGRATION

  • developing a relationship with your own body

  • learning to feel, process + express

  • understanding your patterns through the body

  • creating balance in a yang-based world

  • incorporating yin into everyday life

  • developing a relationship with the cycle of change

  • understanding the importance of rest

  • exploring why you practice, why you teach + your relationship with self