Hybrid Course
Yin Yoga Level 2 Teacher Training
20 Hour Level 2 Yin Yoga Teacher Training in Hoboken, New Jersey or via Livestream Online!
Join Lindsay Monal and Lucianna Silvestri in-studio or online for a 20 Hour Advanced Yin Yoga Level 2 Teacher Training!
This immersive training will be held the weekend of Friday, April 25th – Sunday, April 27, 2025, and is designed to give Yin Yoga Teachers a deeper understanding of the practice and refine their teaching skills.
In this advanced training program, we delve deeper into the subtle intricacies of Yin Yoga, expanding your understanding of the practice and empowering you to guide others with confidence and expertise.
In This Course, You Will Learn:
ADVANCED YIN POSES
SUBTLE BODY
Deepen your awareness of the subtle body, including the chakras, meridians, and energetic anatomy. Discover how to incorporate subtle body practices into your Yin Yoga sessions, enhancing the transformative potential of each posture and guiding students towards a deeper experience of inner balance and harmony.
ADVANCED ANATOMY
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the anatomical principles underlying Yin Yoga. Explore the biomechanics of joint structure and function, the physiology of stretching and relaxation, and the latest research on fascia and connective tissue. Learn how to apply this knowledge to support students in accessing the full benefits of each pose.
GUIDED MEDITATION
Cultivate the art of guiding meditation within the context of Yin Yoga. Explore a variety of meditation techniques, including breath awareness, mindfulness, and visualization, and learn how to seamlessly integrate them into your classes to foster a deeper sense of presence, focus, and inner stillness.
YIN SEQUENCING
Master the art of crafting intelligent and effective Yin Yoga sequences. Explore the principles of energetic balancing, skeletal variation, and thematic sequencing, and learn how to weave together poses, transitions, and meditative elements to create transformative and harmonious practices.
PRACTICE TEACHING
This is a practical course focused on giving you lots of hands on experience exploring and teaching the postures and practice of yin yoga. You’ll have opportunities to explore each of the postures and get support on how to best structure classes, cue students, and create welcoming, and immersive yin yoga classes.
Prerequisites
Completion of a foundational Yin Yoga teacher training program (such as Yin Level 1) or equivalent experience. Proficiency in basic yoga asanas and a commitment to personal practice are recommended.
If you are a Registered Yoga Teacher, this course is eligible for 20 hours of Continuing Education credits with the Yoga Alliance®, and both Lindsay and Lucianna are certified E-RYT 500, and YACEP® registered teachers.
When & Where
Investment: $549
Friday, April 25h · 6:30 – 9:00 pm
Saturday, April 26th · 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday, April 27th · 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
With an hour long break for meals each day.
In-Person Option
YogaRenew
12 Hudson Place, Suite 201
Hoboken, NJ 07030
Online Option
For individuals that are unable to join in person, this training will be live streamed on Zoom! The course will follow the same schedule as the in person training and you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in the training in the same way as our in-person participants! The training will be recorded and available for 1 week following the course.
Meet Your Teachers
Lindsay Monal
Lindsay is an ERYT-500 and YACEP® who completed her 200hr Yoga Teacher Training at Hosh Yoga, and her 300hr Yoga Teacher Training at ISHTA Yoga in New York City. She is a Usui Reiki Master, and has completed additional training in Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga, Sound Meditation, and Yoga for Trauma, and Addiction.
Lucianna Silvestri
Lucianna is an ERYT-500 and YACEP® who completed her 200hr Yoga Teacher Training in Bali with The Yoga People, and her 300hr Yoga Teacher Training with The School Yoga Institute in Peru. She has completed additional and extensive training in Yin Yoga, Fascia & The Nervous System, Pranayama, Yoga Nidra, and Yoga Philosophy.