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WHAT IS YIN YOGA?
Suitable for almost all levels of students, Yin Yoga is a perfect complement to the dynamic and muscular (yang) styles of yoga that emphasize internal heat, and the lengthening and contracting of our muscles. Yin Yoga generally targets the connective tissues of the hips, pelvis, and lower spine.JOINTS | YIN YOGA
Joints. A joint is simply the joining of two or more bones. Normally a joint allows movement of the body to occur. Joints also provide support to the body. Muscles attaching to the bones via tendons provide the force or leverage to move one bone relative to another. Wrapping around the joint itself are ligaments that support andprotect the joint.
PRANA | YIN YOGA
Prana is the universal energy of existence. The word literally means “breathing forth.”. It is usually synonymous with the breath or with air (vayu). In the Rig Veda, the oldest Hindu text, prana is claimed to be the breath of the cosmic purusha. But prana itself is an overarching term with many subcategories.YANG COUNTER POSES
Place the right ankle on the left knee. Reach the right hand through the triangular “window” formed by right leg and clasp the left hand on the top of the left knee (or underneath the knee if on top is not achievable). Pull the knee and ankle toward your left shoulder until you feel the stretch in the right hip. Remember to do bothsides.
BERNIE CLARK
British Columbia. Bernie Clark Vancouver, B.C.. Bernie has been teaching yoga and meditation since 1998. He has a bachelor degree in Science from the University of Waterloo and combines his intense interest in yoga with an understanding of the scientific approach to investigating the nature of things.SCIATICA & YOGA
Sciatica is the pain that results from irritation or inflammation of the sciatica nerve as it winds its way from the lumbar spine down through the legs. Irritation anywhere along this path, including stretching the nerve which often happens in a yoga class, can result in a variety of painful symptoms: from sharp and burning sensations todull
SLEEPING SWAN
This reduces gravity’s effect and requires more upper body strength, but isn’t so deep; The full Swan creates a lot of tension in the hip joint: the Sleeping Swan has less. The student can find a tolerable compromise position somewhere between the two extremes by remaining on her elbows or hands. Lying straight down is not the deepest TOE SQUAT | YIN YOGA Monitor the level of intensity. It is better not to stay in the pose if you are in pain. If doing shoulder work while holding the pose, take a break between sides. Do an Ankle Stretch, and then come back into Toe Stretch and resume the shoulder work on the other side. —SADDLE | YIN YOGA
Lift the hips even higher by placing a block between the feet and under the buttocks. A blanket or rolled up towel under the ankles can relieve pressure there. Sarah Powers often adds a twist in the Saddle by bringing a hand behind the back and grabbing the inner thigh, which stimulates the shoulder lines.FLOW FOR THE LIVER
1) Time: Ninety minutes. The keys to stimulating energy flow to the liver are the Gall Bladder and Liver meridians. The Gall Bladder lines run along the outside of the leg and the outer hip. From there they zigzag their way up the front and sides of the ribs to the shoulderand face.
WHAT IS YIN YOGA?
Suitable for almost all levels of students, Yin Yoga is a perfect complement to the dynamic and muscular (yang) styles of yoga that emphasize internal heat, and the lengthening and contracting of our muscles. Yin Yoga generally targets the connective tissues of the hips, pelvis, and lower spine.JOINTS | YIN YOGA
Joints. A joint is simply the joining of two or more bones. Normally a joint allows movement of the body to occur. Joints also provide support to the body. Muscles attaching to the bones via tendons provide the force or leverage to move one bone relative to another. Wrapping around the joint itself are ligaments that support andprotect the joint.
PRANA | YIN YOGA
Prana is the universal energy of existence. The word literally means “breathing forth.”. It is usually synonymous with the breath or with air (vayu). In the Rig Veda, the oldest Hindu text, prana is claimed to be the breath of the cosmic purusha. But prana itself is an overarching term with many subcategories.YANG COUNTER POSES
Place the right ankle on the left knee. Reach the right hand through the triangular “window” formed by right leg and clasp the left hand on the top of the left knee (or underneath the knee if on top is not achievable). Pull the knee and ankle toward your left shoulder until you feel the stretch in the right hip. Remember to do bothsides.
BERNIE CLARK
British Columbia. Bernie Clark Vancouver, B.C.. Bernie has been teaching yoga and meditation since 1998. He has a bachelor degree in Science from the University of Waterloo and combines his intense interest in yoga with an understanding of the scientific approach to investigating the nature of things.SCIATICA & YOGA
Sciatica is the pain that results from irritation or inflammation of the sciatica nerve as it winds its way from the lumbar spine down through the legs. Irritation anywhere along this path, including stretching the nerve which often happens in a yoga class, can result in a variety of painful symptoms: from sharp and burning sensations todull
SLEEPING SWAN
This reduces gravity’s effect and requires more upper body strength, but isn’t so deep; The full Swan creates a lot of tension in the hip joint: the Sleeping Swan has less. The student can find a tolerable compromise position somewhere between the two extremes by remaining on her elbows or hands. Lying straight down is not the deepest TOE SQUAT | YIN YOGA Monitor the level of intensity. It is better not to stay in the pose if you are in pain. If doing shoulder work while holding the pose, take a break between sides. Do an Ankle Stretch, and then come back into Toe Stretch and resume the shoulder work on the other side. —SADDLE | YIN YOGA
Lift the hips even higher by placing a block between the feet and under the buttocks. A blanket or rolled up towel under the ankles can relieve pressure there. Sarah Powers often adds a twist in the Saddle by bringing a hand behind the back and grabbing the inner thigh, which stimulates the shoulder lines.FLOW FOR THE LIVER
1) Time: Ninety minutes. The keys to stimulating energy flow to the liver are the Gall Bladder and Liver meridians. The Gall Bladder lines run along the outside of the leg and the outer hip. From there they zigzag their way up the front and sides of the ribs to the shoulderand face.
HOME PAGE | YIN YOGA This site, in the words of Paul Grilley, is “a website for all things yin.” Inside you will find a complete online book (YinSights) describing the history and benefits of Yin Yoga, how to do the practice, explanations of the most common postures (asanas), through both video presentations and written descriptions, and even YouTube playlists that can guide you through several complete YinHISTORY | YIN YOGA
History. Home YinSights History. Yin Yoga has been described as new, yet ancient. While Paul Grilley has done much to publicize and popularize this form of yoga, he did not invent it. Paul combined three lines of inquiry in a unique way. This is the hallmark of genius. In his own book, Yin Yoga, Paul dedicated his work to threeteachers who
SHOELACE | YIN YOGA
Getting Into the Pose: There are several options for coming into this pose. One way is to begin by kneeling on all fours then place one knee behind the other and sit back between the heels. A second approach is to begin by sitting on your heels and then slide onto one buttock and bring the outside foot over toward the opposite hip. A thirdCOUNTER POSES
Counterposes move the body in the opposite direction of the previous pose. This may be as simple as doing the left side after doing the right side of a pose or doing a back bend after a long, deep forward bend. However, the counterpose should never be as deep as the original pose. This is good advice for aSLEEPING SWAN
This reduces gravity’s effect and requires more upper body strength, but isn’t so deep; The full Swan creates a lot of tension in the hip joint: the Sleeping Swan has less. The student can find a tolerable compromise position somewhere between the two extremes by remaining on her elbows or hands. Lying straight down is not the deepestTHE IDA AND PINGALA
Running alongside the sushumna nadi, on either side of the spine, are the ida and pingala nadis. Ida refers to the chandra (yin) energies of the moon while pingala refers to the surya (yang) energies of the sun. The flow of these two channels is disputed. Modern teachers generally teach that the ida begins in the muladhara at the base ofFLOW FOR THE LIVER
1) Time: Ninety minutes. The keys to stimulating energy flow to the liver are the Gall Bladder and Liver meridians. The Gall Bladder lines run along the outside of the leg and the outer hip. From there they zigzag their way up the front and sides of the ribs to the shoulderand face.
JACQUIE RUPPERT
Jacquie Ruppert New Milford Jacquie holds a 200-hour yoga teacher training certification with further training and certification in restorative yoga, yin yoga, yoga nidra, trauma informed yoga, and mindfulness facilitation. She has studied trauma informed yoga with Daniel Libby of Veterans Yoga Project, Level I iRest Yoga Nidra with Richard Miller, and yin GOOD PAIN, BAD PAIN? SOME PAIN, NO PAIN? FIGURE 2 —The faces pain scale . Neil Pearson has noticed in his work as a yoga teacher, physical therapist and pain researcher that some people have two scales: a pain scale and a discomfort scale. For these people, many sensations are not considered painful at all, but rather uncomfortable. In yoga, we do take people outside their comfort zone: we need to challenge them; they needTHE 5 ELEMENTS
The virtue of Wood is forgiveness and benevolence which is the opposite of anger unexpressed. Wood allows us to be well rooted in the past, to stand tall in the present and have the vision and foresight to move ahead in the future. Tapping into the energy of spring (even if it’s the middle of winter) encourages us to stay in touch withour
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THE HOME PAGE OF YIN YOGA Welcome to the home for Yin Yoga on the web. Many people come here because of a question: “What is Yin Yoga?” The answer is not really found through a website but you can start to understand Yin Yoga by watching this short video: An Introduction To Yin Yoga. The video is just the beginning of the answer – to really understand Yin Yoga, or any form of yoga, one must experience it. Reading about yoga is like reading a menu when you are hungry: interesting, maybe even mouth watering, but until you actually partake of what you are seeing, your need will not be quenched. This site, in the words of Paul Grilley, is “a website for all things yin.” Inside you will find a complete online book (YinSights) describing the history and benefits of Yin Yoga, how to do the practice, explanations of the most common postures (asanas), through both video presentations and written descriptions, and even YouTube playlists that can guide you through several complete Yin Yoga practices. You will also find links to more elegant video resources that can give you a deeper taste of Yin Yoga and a Teacher Directory with listings of Yin Yoga teachers all around the world. And if you still have questions after all this, there is a Forum where you can ask questions about yoga in general or about Yin Yoga specifically. The purpose of this site is to help the interested student start her own journey of discovery, while providing some help to the many who are already deep into the practice. Keep checking back over time as we continue to build and grow this site as a resource you can come to over and over again, as you travel your unique path. Enjoy the journey! Bernie Clark, CREATOR OF YINYOGA.COM YIN YOGA FOR YOUR BODY INTRODUCTION YIN/YANG FUSION CLASSYIN YOGA ON GAIA
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Both the 50-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Program with Diana Batts and Bernie Clark and the 40-hour Meditation Revealed with Nathalie Keiller and Bernie Clark have been cancelled for the rest of 2020. This is due to the coronavirus pandemic and the closing of the host studio, Semperviva. We do expect to continue these in-person trainings in 2021, but the timing and locations cannot be determined yet. However, many students have reached out to us requesting an online version of the Yin Yoga teacher training and we are happy to announce that this is happening. Two offerings are available: a short 8-hour Yin Yoga session and a full 50-hour online Yin Yoga Teacher Training program. Both of these trainings are eligible for continuing education credits with Yoga Alliance. The 50-hour online Yin Yoga Teacher Training course is very similar to the in-person offering. Full details can be found at Yoga International. Currently
it is scheduled to begin May 4, 2020. We have tentative plans to also offer the training in July and November, but dates are still to befinalized.
LIVE ONLINE 50-HOUR YIN YOGA TEACHER TRAINING This training will consist of seven consecutive 7.5-hour days beginning on May 4, 2020.The live sessions will begin at 8:00 am PST (Vancouver time) which is 11:00 am EST and 4:00 pm GMT. Five hours each day will be live presentations with chances for questions and answers. Plus there will be about 2 hours of pre-recorded video classes and a little self-study each day. However, there is a lot of flexibility for students who cannot devote a full week to the course. For students unable to view the entire day’s video, or for those in different time zones, the videos will be recorded and can be viewed at any other convenient time within a two-week period. Visit Yoga International to learn more.Learn more here
40-HOUR MEDITATION REVEALED Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the closing of the host studio Meditation Revealed has been cancelled for 2020. We do hope to offer this course again in 2021. Dates and location are to be determined. THROUGH THESE 8 ON-LINE YIN YOGA CLASSES YOU WILL LEARN * The nature of yin and yang * To practice with intention and attention * The 3 principles of the yin yoga * The reality of human variations * To create a functional yoga practice * To develop anti-fragility * To develop mindfulnessLearn more here
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The Yin Yoga Channel The Yin Yoga Channel is a YouTube site dedicated to explaining the main postures of Yin Yoga. You will find video descriptions of asanas, meditation, shavasana and there are also playlists of the poses performed, so that you can do a virtual Yin Yoga class. Life requires balance. For every down, there is an up; for every outside, there is an inside. Yoga also requires balance. If you are only doing the “yang” forms of yoga it may be time to discover the yin-side of your practice. Prepare to be yin-spired! “YinYoga.com is the website for all things yin.” _Paul Grilley_ Yin Yoga Newsletters Our next edition of the YinSights Newsletter is now available. Checkit out here.
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