Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine: Part 2 of 100-Hour

Why take this course?
¡Hola! It seems you've provided a detailed outline for a comprehensive Yin Yoga and Anatomy training course, designed for practitioners at all levels, yoga teachers looking to expand their skills, and health care professionals who wish to incorporate the therapeutic benefits of yoga into their practice. The course includes theoretical lectures on emotions, yin yoga, fascia, ligaments, tendons, unhealthy fascia, postural issues, the skeletal system, muscles, joint mobility, meridian acupuncture points, and healing with the meridians. It also offers practical applications through guided Yin Yoga practices, pranayama techniques, and reflective practices with supporting manuals and resources.
The course is structured into two parts, each offering 50 hours of Continuing Education credits for Registered Yoga Teachers through Yoga Alliance, and upon completion of both parts, 100 hours of CE credits can be earned. Additionally, the course includes a 30-day money-back satisfaction guarantee, allowing students to try the course and receive a full refund if they are not satisfied for any reason.
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Theoretical Lectures: The course will cover topics such as emotions and yin yoga, anatomy of fascia structures, functions, ligaments, tendons, unhealthy fascia, postural issues, the skeletal system, and how yin yoga affects muscles and joint mobility. These lectures will help students understand the underlying principles that make Yin Yoga a beneficial practice for relaxation, stress relief, and overall well-being.
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Practical Application: The course will provide 13 guided Yin Yoga practices aligned with the meridian system, a 2-hour master class on all 12 main meridians, and instructions on diaphragm breathing, Nadi Shodhana breathing, and a nervous system reset savasana. These practices are designed to be accessible for students at home, allowing them to practice at their own pace and reference the content as needed.
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Supporting Materials: Downloadable manuals on practice principles, teaching methodology, class reflections, healing with meridians, acupuncture points, and additional PDF training resources are available to support learning and reflection throughout the course.
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Certification: For Registered Yoga Teachers, UDEMY issues certificates that can be added to their Yoga Alliance profile. Additional certification from the school can be applied for at an administrative fee.
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Continuing Education Credits: The course offers 100 hours of Continuing Education credits for completion of both parts of the training, which are recognized by Yoga Alliance.
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Refund Policy: The course includes a Udemy Policy Money-Back Satisfaction Guarantee, allowing students to request a refund within 30 days if they are not satisfied with the course for any reason.
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Safety and Responsibility: Participants are advised to consult with their physician before beginning any exercise program, and by participating in this course, they agree to assume all risks of injury and release the owner from any claims or causes of action arising out of negligence.
This comprehensive training aims to deepen participants' understanding of Yin Yoga and its effects on the body and mind, providing a transformative learning experience that can be applied both personally and professionally.
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Our Verdict
Part 2 of the Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine course provides a comprehensive deep dive into yin yoga principles, meridian theory, and conscious breathing. With detailed visuals and practical exercises, you'll grasp the connection between physical practice and emotional well-being. Although some content mirrors Part 1 and may appear slow for seasoned practitioners, this course is an excellent resource for those looking to teach or enrich their understanding of yin yoga and Chinese Medicine concepts.
What We Liked
- Addresses both physical and spiritual aspects of Yin Yoga
- Detailed coverage of meridians and their correlation with emotions
- Thorough and clear instructions for asanas and breathing techniques
- Incorporates theory into practice with 13 Yin Yoga Meridian Practices
Potential Drawbacks
- Some content may seem repetitive with Part 1 of the course
- Pace might be too slow for experienced yoga practitioners
- Lack of variety in teacher's voice and teaching style
- Occasional drowsiness induced by gentle instruction