Yin Level I Yoga Teacher Training

What is Yin Yoga?

We have all heard that “Yin is in” (Bernie Clark). Yin classes are getting busier and busier in all studios. Yin (quiet, passive) is the other half of your Yang (energetic) practice. They complement each other, maximizing physical, mental and emotional health benefits. Yin Yoga targets our deep tissues including connective tissues, deep fascia, ligaments, cartilage, joints and bones.

Yin Yoga can help to improve our energy flow by stimulating our organs in long-held, relaxed poses.

What is Yin Level I?

Yin Level I is designed to help you learn the material and embody the practice — so you can teach from experience, clarity, and care. You will cover all of the areas listed in the Program Description, building a strong foundation for confident, informed teaching.

You will gain a clear understanding of Yin Yoga principles, functional anatomy, and safe teaching methodology, while also spending meaningful time in your own Yin practice.

Who Will Benefit from Yin Yoga Teacher Training?

Teachers, students and anyone wanting to deepen their practice, refine their teaching skills and learn more about the benefits of this quiet practice. As we age, the flexibility in our joints can decrease. Yin yoga is a great way to maintain or improve that flexibility. This practice allows you the time to notice and feel the different physical and emotional sensations, while also adding a meditative aspect to your practice.

Program Description:

• Basic History of Yin Yoga
• Principles and Philosophy of Yin Yoga
• Physiology and Anatomy of Yin Yoga
• 25 Poses of Yin, Benefits and Precautions
• Yin Postures for the Upper Body
• Yang Counter Poses
• Physical, Energetic, Heart and Mind Benefits
• Sequencing and Practicum Flows
• Special Situations
• Meridian Chart
• Home Study

40 hours, 28 contact or in person hours and 12 hours of home study, reading, videos, homework

Course Materials:

• Complete Yin Yoga Course Binder with handouts
• Certificate from Beyond Yoga for 40 Hours Yin Yoga Teacher Training
• The Complete Guide to Yin Yoga: The Philosophy and Practice of Yin Yoga. By Bernie Clark.

Develop the skills to teach this profound and meditative practice 

Join us for Yin Level I and immerse yourself in a training that balances thoughtful anatomy with the lived experience of the practice. You’ll leave with practical tools, embodied understanding, and a deeper connection to Yin Yoga — ready to teach with clarity, confidence, and presence.

Fees

Regular Fee: $625.00 + HST

If you have any questions regarding this training, please contact Sylvie Gouin, Director – Beyond School of Yoga at: sgouin@beyondyogaottawa.com

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About Diane Lanthier:

Diane Lanthier started her initial yoga practice at 52 years of age. Two years later, she made a life changing decision to retire early and pursue her passion for yoga on a full-time basis. Diane completed her initial 200-hour Hatha teacher training in 2006, under the tutelage of Vishvketu. Diane follows a program of continuous learning and development so that she is positioned to ensure that her students receive the maximum benefit and knowledge from their own yoga practice. Since 2006 Diane has also been certified in Yin, Vinyasa Flow, Hatha Raja, Yoga Nidra, Meditation, and was the first “Yoga for Golf” instructor in Eastern Ontario, as certified by Katherine Roberts. In 2014 Diane also completed her 500-hour teacher training with Loren Crawford.

In 2016 Diane expanded her desire to teach others by ongoing participation and leadership in both 200-hour YTT and 30-hour Yin YTT.

Diane believes that her yoga practice has challenged her to grow stronger and to be more self-confident. Her classes can be relaxing, challenging, informative and sometimes out of the box. “I just want everyone to know everything that I know and feel, about how wonderful yoga is for the health of your body and your mind.

Diane makes a conscious effort to follow the 8 limbs of yoga with a special focus on the Yama, Ahimsa which in summary is avoidance of violence and demonstrating kindness to every living being.