Learn to teach Yin Yoga
Starting Date: January 25
Yoga Alliance Professionals UK Certificate
50 hour course
In summary
Course: Be Inpired
This course will enable you to deliver a yin class that complements your practice . The course is open to yoga teachers healthcare professionals, students, therapists. The course will derive on interactive zoom live sessions. Certificate Accredited to YAP UK at the end of the course. Course Manual Provided.
History/Asanas
Learn the history of yin and the philosophy. Yin asanas, modifications and precautions. The principles of yin. The effective use of Props, modifications, precautions, how to work with the less able student for wellbeing and health. Length of time safety in yin, counterposes, the subtle body and energy.
Anatomy
Anatomy of the body in relation to the hips and the knees. Understanding the safety alignment, functional movement. Learn how to deal with common ailments that show up in class. Pain relating the fascia system and therapeutic pranayama for health and wellbeing.
Meridians/TCM
The meridian theory of TCM, the organ body. The FuYang and Yin Organs. 5 Elements, the psychology of yin, the emotions. Chinese medicine will enrich your yoga practice teaching and your students practice.
Sequencing Classes
Plan each class with creative yoga sequences to keep your students engaged. Learn the principles and methods of yoga sequencing. Plan 30, 60, 90 minutes classes. Introduce the Principles of Yin, the 3 treasures.
Assessment and Certificate
All students wishing to gain a final certificate for the course must complete all the online sessions. Additional reading and study and practice is required for this course. The certificate will give you 50 hours accredited to Yoga Alliance Professional UK.
Tuition is £499
Each instructor brings their own expertise and perspective teaching from across the globe
Dawn
Dawn is a British Wheel of Yoga Teacher and Yoga Alliance Professional Trainer with 30+ years of experience in the field of yoga. OM yoga presenter and NHS Yoga Therapist.