Yin Yoga Teacher Training: Qigong & Lower Arm/Leg Anatomy (60 hours) 

 Qigong is a branch of chinese medicine, just like acupuncture and herbal medicine. From the Chinese medical perspective, all illnesses is ultimately due to a disharmony of yin and yang.

This disharmony can manifest in countless ways, like depression, cancer, hypertension, etc.
The body is intelligent, and it will naturally guide the energy wherever it needs to go, just like it will naturally heal a cut. We don’t have to do anything except get the energy flowing, and then allow it to flow.

Learn how to incorporate qigong into your Yin Yoga practice with our one and only Qigong module for 2021.

Martial, Spiritual & Medical Qigong

· Develop a Personal Qigong Practice

· Cultivating & Regulating Life Energy

· History & Philosophy of Qigong

· How to Balance & Harmonize Emotions

· Ancient & Progressive Breathing Practices

· Five Categories of Taoist Meditation

· Subtle Anatomy: Meridians, Chakras, & Dantian

· Qigong to Develop Functional Strength, Power, and Flexibility

· The Healer’s Approach: Thought, Vision, & Touch

· Cultivating Your Voice & Intention

· The Role of a Teacher

· Adjustments, Energetics, & Alignments of Postures

· The Power of Ritual

· Developing Intuition

· Circulation of Light (Microcosmic Orbit)

· Qigong in Your Daily Life

· Honoring Tradition and Your Authentic Self

The intersection of Qigong & Yin Yoga 

Yin Yoga

· Yin Yoga: Theory and Practice 

· Concept of Yin and Yang

· Yin Poses, Variations, Prop Usage

· Safety & Contradindications

· Sequencing & Teaching Methodology

Anatomy of Yoga (Lower Leg/Arm) 

· Skeletal Variation study

· Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology

· Biomechanics of Movement

· Dysfunctions, Symptoms & Treatments

· Posture Lab Analysis

 Cancellation clause: no refund 3 months before the training date. A refund will be given only if a substitute can be found where a $150 admin fee will be levied. Students have to bear all the wire transfer fees for the refund.

Payment by credit card or bank transfer: Student bear the credit charge or bank transfer charge in addition to the tuition fee