Origins and Effects

Original Yin yoga is inspired by Taoist traditions and martial arts, works deeply within the body, targeting tendons, ligaments, fascia, and organs. In Chinese medicine, Qi is the vital life force flowing through channels within connective tissues. A regular Yin practice can nourish, protect, and even support the healing of visceral organs.

The Practice

Postures are held for about 3 to 7 minutes, with powerful non-resistance. Curiosity is key. When we notice a subtle blue spot sensation, this is felt acupressure. After pressure comes release; the body receives new space, described like a “flow”.

Why Practice Yin?

Yin and Myofascial release delivers profound benefits:

• Reduces stress and regulates the nervous system, often resulting in complete relaxation.

• Strengthens ligaments, tendons, and the muscular system. Perfect for athletes, runners, and cyclists.

Enhances mental clarity, offering a fresh perspective and reduces physical pain.

• To have a safe practice that can release tensions.

• To support natural healing processes from within.

• Encourages balance and restoration, in a practice close to nature.

These Yin classes are guided from a long path of experience, accompanied by well resourced myofascial release techniques, with breath works and mindfulness.

The Perfect Midday Reset

Find your breath. Ideal practice to blend into the busyness of a working day. The best breaks are the ones that uplift your spirit and offer self reflection.

Practical Information

• All practice materials are provided by the studio.

• Herbal tea and cups are available for each session.

• Wear comfortable clothing that allow some space.

• Suitable for all levels; no prior experience needed.

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Please contact the organizers for details, pricing, and booking.

Yin and Myofascial Release – Budadharma