Yin postures

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13 yin yoga poses that will open the heart and shoulders and help you relax and surrender in busy times. Includes clear images and detailed description.

Learn more about this transformational program today! Training Description Holy Yoga Yin I is a beautiful introduction to Yin Yoga. This four-session training is for practitioners and instructors who want to include Yin in their practice and incorporate Yin postures into various yoga and fitness offerings. Topics include but are not limited to: the history […]

Yin Yoga is a slower-paced form of yoga that focuses on holding poses for longer periods to target the body's connective tissues. These sequences often target specific areas of the body, such as the hips, spine, or shoulders, and can be customized based on the individual's needs and level of experience. Incorporating Yin Yoga sequences into your regular yoga practice can help improve flexibility, reduce stress, & promote overall relaxation and well-being. #YinYoga #YinYogaSequence…

Hello, yin friends! As the seasons start to shift, I hope that you’re able to pause and reflect on everything this (particularly crazy) year has brought you. Collectively, we’ve radically seen the world shift in front of us, we’ve had no choice but to let go of Plan A (and B, C…), we’ve u

A mini sequence I use to warm up for lotus pose. IMO Padmasana is an advanced asana - it's not an hip opener, it's a posture you need to open your hips for. This sequence will also help you if full lotus is still not in your practice. Just gotta be gentle, patient and #practicedaily 1. Butterfly Pulses Flap those knees up and down as fast as you can. Maybe do a 100 pulses or do it for a couple minutes. 2. Butterfly Pose with Forward Fold Spine straight, no rounding, lead forward with your…

As a result of the culture that we are living in, we may have the tendency to be more attentive to the observable parts of our lives from outside, and not find ourselves diligent in the areas that are reserved just for us...

There are five Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) elements that are looked at in yin yoga. In this series of articles, I have spoken about the elements of Earth, Water and Metal. Following on from these are the elements of Fire and Wood, linked to joy and

Approximately 80 to 90% of visits to the doctor are related to stress, but hardly any doctors advise their patients to practice yoga for stress relief.