MYO YIN CLASSES
Myo Yin combines Yin Yoga with rolling techniques, the aim is to release the tissue first and then stress (stretch) it in the yin posture.
Through the release, the muscular tissue and joints get freshly hydrated which allows smoother movements, improves circulation and releases pain and stiff areas.
MYO YIN - ME TIME
Let's come on the mat and nurture ourselves. We dedicate a solid 90 minutes to self-care over the upcoming 5 weeks.
No stress, just sensing, savoring, and reconnecting with our authentic selves once more.
All you need is your mat and 4 tennis balls.
Take care for yourself!
No stress, just sensing, savoring, and reconnecting with our authentic selves once more.
All you need is your mat and 4 tennis balls.
Take care for yourself!
Myo Yin Class Series
MYO YIN - ME TIME
"The purpose of a yoga asana is to harmonize the chi in the fascial channels."
-Paul Grilley-
-Paul Grilley-
COURSE DETAILS
Dates
Wednesday Oct 25 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 1 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 8 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 15 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 22 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 1 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 8 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 15 live + recording
Wednesday Nov 22 live + recording
Timing
9.30am Vancouver
12.30pm New York
1.30pm São Paulo
5.30pm London
6.30pm Berlin
9.30pm Dubai
90 Minutes
12.30pm New York
1.30pm São Paulo
5.30pm London
6.30pm Berlin
9.30pm Dubai
90 Minutes
Recordings Accesiblity
3 months available
Yoga Props you need
4 tennis balls + 1 Sock (or therapy balls)
(2 single balls and 2 balls in the sock tight together or a peanut)
Yoga mat, blanket, blocks, bolster, strap
(2 single balls and 2 balls in the sock tight together or a peanut)
Yoga mat, blanket, blocks, bolster, strap
ABOUT MYOFASCIAL RELEASE
Different rolling methods stimulate the production of hyaluronic acid, which binds water into a gliding substance that changes the overall "gliding state" of our body. That lack of resistance allows the practitioner to experience the yin poses differently.
Long-lasting effects will stay when the release happens on a regular basis and will positively affect simple daily activities, but also benefit the overall perception of mobility.
The short term effect is perceivable, instantly after a practiced method and can last a couple of days, before the fascia system returns to the old state.
Other benefit is the stimulation and balancing of the Meridian system. The release of deep tissue, the home of the meridians, stimulates the energy/ blood flow much more compared to a single yin posture. The results are greater energetic balance, stronger rebounds, deep relaxation and positive affect of the nervous system.
Long-lasting effects will stay when the release happens on a regular basis and will positively affect simple daily activities, but also benefit the overall perception of mobility.
The short term effect is perceivable, instantly after a practiced method and can last a couple of days, before the fascia system returns to the old state.
Other benefit is the stimulation and balancing of the Meridian system. The release of deep tissue, the home of the meridians, stimulates the energy/ blood flow much more compared to a single yin posture. The results are greater energetic balance, stronger rebounds, deep relaxation and positive affect of the nervous system.
FRAN GOTTSCHLICH
Patrick Jones - Course author
CANCELATION
Be curious with stillness.
Learning starts when we stop moving.
- Jo Phee ♡ -
CONTACT ME
Thank you!