Yin Yoga

Yin Yoga

Practices to help mobilize the body and bring balance to mind and body. Yin Yoga works with the colder tissues of the body - connective tissue, joints, ligaments, and bones - to keep it healthy, strong, and mobile. In Yin we work with these tissues, meridians, seasons, chakras, and elements by integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine into the practices for a more holistic perspective and practice.

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  • In the Realm of Possibility | Yin Yoga for Uncertain Times

    Uncertainty - we all deal with it in our lives and sometimes, it can seem as if EVERYTHING in our lives is uncertain. This practice came out of a time in my life where I felt my entire future was utterly uncertain and it made me feel shaky, ungrounded, frustrated, and fearful.

    So, like many t...

  • Samhain | Ancestral Connection Yin Yoga

    Welcome to the Wheel of the Year - the 8 fold solar cycle traditionally celebrated through introspection, gratitude, coming together, remembering, and deepening our connection to the natural cycles of our earth.

    This is Samhain (pronounced SOW-when), the time of year that we feel our ancestors, ...

  • Engaging with Your Inner Dialogue New Moon Yin Yoga

    🌞 Celebrate the Summer Solstice on June 20 🌞 Join us in Sacred Circle for community, meditation, sound healing, journaling, and connection. Register here 👉 https://www.theyogaranger.com/summer-solstice-sacred-circle.html

    During the day, many of us have a running dialogue in our heads that w...

  • Yin Yoga | Muscle of the Soul | Psoas

    Our psoas muscles do so much both physically and emotionally from stabilizing our entire body to storing trauma at a cellular level. In this practice we focus on awareness of the psoas muscles, breath to invite release, and letting go of tension through deep stretches. Join Lucy and I as we exp...

  • Yin Yoga to Process Grief & Anger

    During different stages of our lives we will grieve and each time it will look different. One thing in common - we will all feel some anger whether that be at the situation, a person, the world, or ourselves. Anger is a powerful emotion that when harnessed and processed correctly, can move us f...

  • Yin Yoga for Grieving | Processing Grief As It Unfurls | Making Space

    The grief process is extensive, touching our past, present, and future and can include every emotion possible. Grief is unique to each one of us in each instance where we feel grief - sometimes bringing back memories from seemingly unrelated experiences. In this practice we honor all of the pro...

  • RENEW | New Moon Yin Yoga

    Slow down and set your intentions mindfully. Check in with your body, your mind, your heart to see what you really want and need this coming year to create intentions that reflect your personal truth.

    Props: 1 blanket

  • Yin Yoga to Release Expectations

    So much of our lives is spent being disappointed and frustrated by expectations. What if we released those, practiced letting them go and focused on being in the moment, mindful, aware, open, and curious? In this practice we focus on bringing our awareness to our expectations in our practice an...

  • Yin Yoga for Vulnerability

    Being vulnerable is hard. From fears of rejection or being mistreated to not being seen as strong enough - vulnerability has spent years getting a bad reputation.

    Being vulnerable isn't a weakness. In fact, it's courageous, strong, beautiful, and passionate. How can we open ourselves up to ...

  • Going (Y)inside Gratitude | New Moon Yin Yoga & Sound Bath

    Gratitude isn't just a list or a feeling or a fleeting thought in our day - it is a way of living every moment with presence. When we are present, compassionate, kind and nonjudgmental, we are in a state of gratitude and gratitude can change your life!

    Join me for a Yin Yoga practice where we e...

  • Yin Yoga for Resilience

    What is resilience? Resilience is the mind and body's ability to bounce back, recover, come back to center from a challenge, change, or difficulty. And resilience is something we can strengthen. How? Every time we practice, we can build resilience through awareness, breath, nonjudgment, and c...

  • Yin Yoga | Living in Abundance

    Many of us struggle with the concept of abundance. Perhaps it stems from our lineage or our own life or ideas, but regardless of where our ideas about abundance or scarcity come from, we can live a life of abundance right now in this moment.

    Yin is a beautiful practice to explore abundance, san...

  • Yin Yoga | Honoring the Great Mystery

    Many cultures around the world have names or phrases for the Great Spirit, the Great Mystery, the Divine, Spirit, Life Force, Creator of all things, the Sacred that resides in all living things. Whatever the names or description/translation, many of us are looking to create deeper spiritual mean...

  • Yin Yoga for Long COVID | Deep Breath

    Many people are suffering from complications associated with COVID - often referred to as long COVID and many people have reached out to me with requests for practices to support them. First, thank you for reaching out and second, this is the first in a series to support you!

    One of the most ch...

  • A Heart Wide Open | New Moon Yin Yoga Benefit

    Today's New Moon practice is a very special dog rescue benefit for the global initiative Yoga Stops Yulin to help bring more awareness to the plight of dogs and cats in southeast Asia and to support those on the ground helping rescue these animals and fight for change. For more information on ho...

  • Full Body Meridian Balancing Yin Yoga

    This practice is dedicated to the Yoga Stops Yulin campaign, a global yoga fundraiser event that aims to raise awareness & support rescue efforts related to one of the most important animal welfare issues in the Asia Pacific - the dog and cat meat trade - in which millions of dogs and cats, many ...

  • Emotional Release Yin Yoga

    Feelings and emotions can often get stuck in our bodies as we process through sadness, loss, grief, or any life situation that brings up a lot of emotions. Connective tissue is said to hold some of that emotional history and the hips are the space that has the most connective tissue!

    Using Yi...

  • {Y}integration Yin Yoga | Ishvara Pranidhana | Surrender

    What does it mean to surrender and why is it so hard? Surrender is one of the hardest things to do - to release control and agency to something greater than oneself. This is what the Yamas & Niyamas have been leading us up to - preparing for this very challenging idea.

    Join me as we explore su...

  • {Y}integration Yin Yoga | Svadhyaya | Self-Study

    The 4th Niyama of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras invites us to learn - about ourselves and the world around us - to engage through repetition and practice and grow our spiritual practice. In this class, we will be using repetition of shape to gain a different perspective through practice. What is the ...

  • Minimal Cues Yin Yoga | FIRE | Vitality & Passion

    Fire element - Summer. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Summer is the time of the element Fire (San Jiao/Pericardium and Heart/Small Intestine meridians). This is the peak of our outward flowing energy culminating in the Summer Solstice and the time of vitality, passion, love, nature blooming, ...

  • Yin + Breath | FIRE

    Welcome to Yin + Breath - practices melding breath techniques with Yin and a little bit of intuitive flow! In our practice today we are inviting a bit of fire in - to burn off what we don't need, to help us step into our personal power, and to light us up. We work with the Yang poses of the Yin...

  • Yin Deep | Intermediate Minimal Cues Yin Yoga | PURIFY

    Purify - it seems as if this goes hand in hand with Spring Cleaning and indeed it does! Not only, during the Spring time, do we feel the need to clean our houses and spaces, but we also need to clean our internal "house" - physically, mentally, and emotionally.

    Today we are working with moving ...

  • Minimal Cues Yin Yoga | WOOD | Expansion & Growth

    Wood element - Spring. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Spring is the time of the element Wood (Liver/Gallbladder meridians). This is a time of energy rising, growth, expansion, and the body and mind detoxifying and clearing out the old as we move into the next phase of our lives. The liver is...

  • Reigniting Passion | New Moon Live Yin Yoga

    Welcome to the New Moon and to the Lunar New Year! We enter the year of the water rabbit or black rabbit - the energy of harmony, peace, water, Yin and feminine energy. Today's practice we are working with sensory experience within our practice helping us to reconnect and reigniting our passion...