30hrs Teacher Training
2 days
In the Birmingham Buddhist Centre
Our Yoga School is fully accredited by Yoga Alliance so when you finish you will receive a certification and you can teach yoga straight away.
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of teaching Yin Yoga. To understand the postures and their variations and modifications, you will learn the concepts of the various skeletal segments, the different muscle groups and the importance of the pose-specific target areas.
The 30-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training is a perfect fit for yoga teachers who want to start teaching Yin Yoga, as the course also provides hands-on teaching practice, to understand the methods and structures for effective teaching. The course is also accessible to anyone who wants to learn Yin Yoga to deepen their practice.
Please Note:
A non-refundable deposit of £150 is required to reserve your place.
£350
reserve with a deposit of £150
Please Note:
A non-refundable deposit of £150 is required to reserve your place.
£150
Please Note:
A non-refundable deposit of £150 is required to reserve your place.
£350
The objective of this Yin Yoga Teacher Training is to develop a strong foundation in the psychology of yoga and deepen your understanding of the psycho-somatic relationship.
This teacher training course will help you explore ways to develop your students and cultivate your own practice of Yin Yoga (and, indeed, all yoga!)
Qualified yoga teachers, trainee yoga teachers, aspiring yoga teachers…
Also for social workers, physiotherapists, chiropractors, psychotherapists, life coaches, psychologists, massage therapists, reiki practitioners, Rolfers, and structural integration therapists…
(please be aware that you won’t be able to teach Yin Yoga until you have your 200-hour qualification, however, you are very welcome, and encouraged to integrate Yin Yoga into your existing offering).
Ildiko is an E-200 Certified Yoga Teacher with the Yoga Alliance US.
After the completion you will receive:
Please bring along the following items:
Yin yoga works with the fascia (connective tissue) of the body. These tissues bind together all that you are, and they hold everything in place, and as such, our postural habits are ‘held’ in our fascial matrix. Yin Yoga specifically targets these tissues and has a profoundly positive impact on our postural tendencies.
Our unique patterns of movement are determined by our activities, sleeping patterns, how we think, past accidents, surgeries and our interaction with all the people in our lives. As we move away from an anatomically neutral position, we begin to feel pain in our joints. Manipulating our connective tissue is one of the best ways to restore healthy alignment and to reduce discomfort.
Traditional yoga does effect the fascial network and is an important compliment to the Yin practice. Yin yoga ‘unpins’ the holding patterns and more Yang styles of yoga like Ashtanga help the student to develop the strength to maintain and support their new healthy postural habits.
Without the ‘unpinning’ of old holding patterns, students tend to practice more dynamic styles of yoga with all of their unconscious compensations. Practising like this can lead to a worsening of misalignments and can increase physical discomfort.
It is as above