For more information please go to Flying Yogi Hamburg-Altona at:
www.flying-yogi.com/workshop/buddhas-weg-meditationsworkshop-mit-markus-henning-giess-ausgebucht-warteliste-moeglich
For more information please go to Flying Yogi Hamburg-Altona at:
http://www.flying-yogi.com/workshop/buddhas-weg-im-yin-yoga-workshop-mit-markus-henning-giess-ausgebucht-warteliste-moeglich
“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.” (Confucius)
In our Yin Yoga & Anatomy Teacher Training I, we not only learn the 20 basic yin yoga poses in theory and in practice, we also discover a sense of security when teaching, through developing an anatomical understanding of skeletal variation.
We learn to employ the 7 point analysis principle to understand each yoga pose as well as the individual and unique bodies of not only ourselves but also our students. In turn this enables us to offer logical assists and variations. Anatomy is the key.
This section covers the theory and practice for teaching 20 yin yoga poses, including their specific characteristics and their effects.
Anatomical understanding of not only the individual bone structure but also the muscular, connective, fascial and ligament tissues is an essential prerequisite for an effective yoga teacher.
The Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training programme focuses less on teaching set assists and much more on introducing a 7-point analysis principle, which you can then use for every known yoga pose and for each individual student.
In the Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training programme, we’ll study and apply a series of practical tests for analysing the bone structure, compression and tension of our students. We will have the opportunity to learn – in a safe environment – to read a human being, to sense our own limitations and to test and recognise those of others. Eventually, with the benefit of myriad insights and enhanced self-awareness, we will be able to assess the needs and limitations of any individual student.
The foundation has been laid.
For more information please go to Yoga Centrum Erding (near Munich)
http://centrum-erding.de/Workshops_und_Seminare
For more information please go to Atmarama Yoga (30 minutes from Basel and Zurich)
www.atmarama-yoga.ch/yinyogaTT
“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.” (Confucius)
In our Yin Yoga & Anatomy Teacher Training I, we not only learn the 20 basic yin yoga poses in theory and in practice, we also discover a sense of security when teaching, through developing an anatomical understanding of skeletal variation.
We learn to employ the 7 point analysis principle to understand each yoga pose as well as the individual and unique bodies of not only ourselves but also our students. In turn this enables us to offer logical assists and variations. Anatomy is the key.
This section covers the theory and practice for teaching 20 yin yoga poses, including their specific characteristics and their effects.
Anatomical understanding of not only the individual bone structure but also the muscular, connective, fascial and ligament tissues is an essential prerequisite for an effective yoga teacher.
The Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training programme focuses less on teaching set assists and much more on introducing a 7-point analysis principle, which you can then use for every known yoga pose and for each individual student.
In the Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training programme, we’ll study and apply a series of practical tests for analysing the bone structure, compression and tension of our students. We will have the opportunity to learn – in a safe environment – to read a human being, to sense our own limitations and to test and recognise those of others. Eventually, with the benefit of myriad insights and enhanced self-awareness, we will be able to assess the needs and limitations of any individual student.
The foundation has been laid.
For more information please go to Atmarama Yoga (30 Minuten von Basel und Zürich)
www.atmarama-yoga.ch/yinyogaTT
This workshop is suitable for yoga teachers and interested yoga students who wish to learn more about the anatomy of yoga.
For more information please go to Planet Yoga at:
www.planetyoga.ch/de/workshops.html
"Tell me, and I will forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I will understand." (Confucius)
Confucius’ saying reflects the emphasis of this particular Yin Yoga Teacher Training where the focus is on sensing, feeling, experiencing the yin yoga practice and the unique anatomy of our individual bone structure for ourselves. You will be analysing yourselves and each other, conducting passive assists as well as experiencing compression and tension amongst your fellow students. Through this very much hands on, practical approach your knowledge and understanding will be increased tenfold.
In this continuance of our yin yoga teacher training programme, we concentrate mainly on the 9 awareness points of functional yoga.
As well as analysing compression, we’ll study the tension of the muscular and fascial tissues and the effect of these on the asana practice. This will allow us to offer our students logical assists.
In this section of the training schedule, we’ll improve our knowledge of the 7-point analysis principle.
In this element of the training programme, we’ll focus on applying the 7-point analysis principle for assists and – working with the student – study ways of analysing yoga poses on the basis of compression and tension, orientation of the joints, and proportions.
To do this, we’ll learn tests from the Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training I programme then apply them to our fellow students.
One special feature of this series of tests will be analysing a shoulder stand in detail. This is a sneak preview for the Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training level III programme, where we’ll focus on the upper body and extremities.
In section 5 we learn passive, hand-on assists.
In YYTT II, we establish a basic understanding of how – using yin therapy – we can support our students’ individual and specific physical and emotional issues.
According to statistics, 25% of the yoga students who come to us took up yoga originally precisely because they have these specific problems.
Students must have completed our Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training I programme to be able to participate in the Yin Yoga and Anatomy Teacher Training II programme.
For more information please go to Flying Yogi Hamburg-Altona at:
http://www.flying-yogi.com/workshop/yin-yoga-anatomie-ii-teacher-training-nach-paul-suzee-grilley-mit-markus-henning-giess
