Yin Yoga Is Not Entertainment

In this episode of the Yinny Yoga podcast, I dive into the world of Yin Yoga and how it's not about entertainment in the practice but about a deeper, introspective practice. I discuss the benefits of repetition, the focus on interoception, and how to guide students who might find Yin Yoga boring compared to more dynamic styles like Vinyasa. I share teaching strategies to keep students engaged and discuss the importance of holding space for a transformative practice. 00:00 Introduction to the Yin Yoga Podcast01:07 Welcome and Community Engagement03:02 Today's Topic: Yin Yoga is Not Entertainment12:02 The Importance of Repetition in Yin Yoga22:32 Guiding Students Through Yin Yoga38:10 Conclusion and Listener EngagementWant to support my work? Leave me a tip.Yoga Teachers: Join The Waitlist for my Therapeutic Yin Yoga Training at the bottom and top of the PageTo Join my Yin Yoga Classes on ZoomTo subscribe to my On-Demand Video Library:Full Show Notes https://nykdanu.com/teachers/yin-yoga-podcast/Anatomy for Yoga with Paul GrilleyHang Drum Music by Fred Westra Find me on Instagram @nykdanuyoga@YinYogaPodcastSee all episodes at a glance

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Welcome to A Yin Yoga Podcast with your host Nyk Danu - Certified Yoga Therapist, Mentor of Yoga Teachers, Yin Yoga Teacher trainer and total Yin Yoga Geek. If you have a crush on Yin Yoga and are ready to dive deep you are in the right place. My guests and I will discuss all things Yin Yoga including anatomy, philosophy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Meditation, Taoism, teaching tips and so much more. You can expect these conversations to be long format, informal, lo-fi and delightfully imperfect. Welcome to the Yinside!