Explore the fascias and acupressure points to restore and balance the flow of energy in the body and mind. Incorporate acupressure in your teaching and yin yoga sequences to facilitate myofascial release and stimulate connective tissue. Look into imbalances with a holistic approach as a teacher according to TCM. 

The 100 Hour Yin and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Program is a series of two 50 Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Courses designed to provide you with the in-depth knowledge and skills needed to be a yin teacher. The Yin program certificates showcase deep learning and in-demand skills to students. This two training sequence is equivalent to a hundred continuing education units (CEUs) with Yoga Alliance.

To earn the program certificate, learners must complete and successfully earn a certificate in all two 50 Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training program courses.

The benefit of learning Yin Yoga
Traditionally, the practice of yoga has focused on more active, dynamic styles. With modern life being so active, stressful, and resulting in an excess of yang, it's no surprise that Yin Yoga has risen to the occasion, providing a more relaxing, revitalizing, grounding practice that improve meditation and mindfulness with significant benefits for body, mind, and soul. It’s crucial for yoga teachers and practitioners to understand the theory of yin and yang and how they intermix to create a balanced personal practice. 

Yin is an introspective self-practice that provides an opportunity to turn inward and cultivate calm. It is the practice of stillness, the true essence of yin yoga: the art of slowing down. 

As a yoga teacher, teaching Yin can be a highly rewarding experience. The focus is on holding postures for extended periods, often up to five minutes, in order to target connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons. By teaching Yin, we are providing our students with a unique opportunity to connect with their bodies and minds in a deeper way, helping them to find balance and calm in their busy lives.