Dates: May 30th - June 4th, 2021
GERMANY: Module 1
Please contact : akademie@patrickbroome.de. for registration, cost, accommodation and schedule information
Location: Frauenwörth Abbey in Chiemsee
Address: Frauenchiemsee 50, 83256 Chiemsee, Germany
Website and Registration: https://patrickbroome.de/akademie/yin-yoga-teacher-training-21.php
Contact: akademie@patrickbroome.de.
Phone: 089 57 84 83 44
THIS TRAINING INCLUDES
* Taoist philosophy
* The Yin practice of non-striving and how it influences our lives and our teaching
* The movement of Qi or Prana in the body, and how it can be affected by Yin practice.
* Anatomy and the understanding of our own natural pattern
* Understanding the postures and sequencing a Yin class
* What it means to hold a safe, sacred space for a Yin practice
* Taoist philosophy
* The Yin practice of non-striving and how it influences our lives and our teaching
* The movement of Qi or Prana in the body, and how it can be affected by Yin practice.
* Anatomy and the understanding of our own natural pattern
* Understanding the postures and sequencing a Yin class
* What it means to hold a safe, sacred space for a Yin practice
The syllabuses for both Module 1 and 2 trainings have been submitted to Yoga Alliance through certain Yoga Schools and are part of their 500 hour Teacher Trainings. If you have any questions about Yoga Alliance or the training, please feel free to email me at biffmithoefer@icloud.com
This training will be assisted by Flora Fink
Flora sees herself as a lucky lover of people and poetry. Following her enthusiasm, she studied (mostly Scandinavian) literature and languages – as well as body and soul text(ure)s. For 20 years now, she experimented with almost any style of yoga, took teacher trainings in Jivamukti Yoga, Unnata (Aerial) Yoga, Pre- and Post-Pregnancy Yoga and, of course, Yin Yoga. In Germany, she is still learning from her teacher Patrick Broome (Hatha/Vinyasa) and teaches at his studios in Munich and in his teacher trainings. She feels fortunate to learn Yin from the best, Biff, and to spend at least some weeks every year with her teacher-and-friend, assisting in his trainings. Every day, she’s deepening her studies in Yoga and Ayurveda, practicing and teaching and coaching and reading and writing – and enjoying all aspects of healing the self and others with these ancient traditions and their modern translations. www.sukhadupa.net
Flora sees herself as a lucky lover of people and poetry. Following her enthusiasm, she studied (mostly Scandinavian) literature and languages – as well as body and soul text(ure)s. For 20 years now, she experimented with almost any style of yoga, took teacher trainings in Jivamukti Yoga, Unnata (Aerial) Yoga, Pre- and Post-Pregnancy Yoga and, of course, Yin Yoga. In Germany, she is still learning from her teacher Patrick Broome (Hatha/Vinyasa) and teaches at his studios in Munich and in his teacher trainings. She feels fortunate to learn Yin from the best, Biff, and to spend at least some weeks every year with her teacher-and-friend, assisting in his trainings. Every day, she’s deepening her studies in Yoga and Ayurveda, practicing and teaching and coaching and reading and writing – and enjoying all aspects of healing the self and others with these ancient traditions and their modern translations. www.sukhadupa.net
FOR A FULL DESCRIPTION OF MODULE 1 PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW
