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A two-week, 100-hour Yin Yoga Therapy teacher training held in a jungle shala above Morjim beach. Learn therapeutic yin, Daoist meridian work, and sequencing while staying in AC cottages with meals and a pool.
A two-week, 100-hour Yin Yoga Therapy teacher training held in a jungle shala above Morjim beach. Learn therapeutic yin, Daoist meridian work, and sequencing while staying in AC cottages with meals and a pool.
You arrive before dawn: the air is warm, damp with monsoon memory, and the jungle shala opens like a calm room of trees. Morning cushions arranged on wooden floors catch the first saline breeze from the nearby beach; a low chant, breath, and stillness set the rhythm for the day.
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Operated by Yin Yoga Therapy Training · Morjim, Goa
You arrive before dawn: the air is warm, damp with monsoon memory, and the jungle shala opens like a calm room of trees. Morning cushions arranged on wooden floors catch the first saline breeze from the nearby beach; a low chant, breath, and stillness set the rhythm for the day.
The training sits at the edge of Morjim-Ashvem, a stretch of North Goa shaped by coastal sands, laterite hillock, and mangrove channels. Goa’s Portuguese and Konkani layers meet here in slow rhythms—temple bells, fisherman nets, and a local focus on Ayurveda and breathwork that blends naturally with Daoist meridian theory taught in the course. Geologically, the laterite hilltops offer shaded microclimates for the shala; culturally, this region balances Hindu and Christian traditions with a growing wellness community.
Expect daily yin sequences, lectures on meridian chi and Daoist elements, and therapeutic adjustments aimed at mobility and emotional release. Sessions are held in a jungle shala and a hilltop lounge with a sunset view over the sea; accommodation in AC cottages and shared meals are included. Practice is accessible to all levels but intensive—sustained holds, breathwork, and reflective journaling are standard.
Practical tips: arrive hydrated and acclimated to tropical humidity, bring lightweight layered clothing for cool early mornings, and schedule travel to avoid the monsoon if you want consistent outdoor practice. Certification requires full attendance and participation. This is a training for people who want to teach with calm precision and a practical, body-informed approach to healing.
moderate.
2 weeks (≈13 days).
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect daily mindful movement, long-held passive postures, and moderate stamina for full days in heat.
No—this course welcomes participants at all levels; instructors teach anatomy, sequencing, and teaching skills from foundational to advanced.
Yes, AC cottages and shared accommodation are included as part of the program package.
All sales are final—there are no refunds for cancellations, so confirm travel plans before booking.
Meals are provided (breakfast, lunch, dinner); notify organizers in advance about dietary needs during the booking process.
Morjim-Ashvem sits on coastal Goa influenced by Konkani culture and Portuguese colonial history; the area has evolved into a wellness hub blending local healing traditions with contemporary yoga.
This coastline hosts protected sea turtle nesting—visitors are encouraged to follow local guidelines, reduce plastic, and support conservation groups that monitor nesting sites.
Yin Yoga Therapy Training operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive before dawn: the air is warm, damp with monsoon memory, and the jungle shala opens like a calm room of trees. Morning cushions arranged on wooden floors catch the first saline breeze from the nearby beach; a low chant, breath, and stillness set the rhythm for the day.
You arrive before dawn: the air is warm, damp with monsoon memory, and the jungle shala opens like a calm room of trees. Morning cushions arranged on wooden floors catch the first saline breeze from the nearby beach; a low chant, breath, and stillness set the rhythm for the day.
The training sits at the edge of Morjim-Ashvem, a stretch of North Goa shaped by coastal sands, laterite hillock, and mangrove channels. Goa’s Portuguese and Konkani layers meet here in slow rhythms—temple bells, fisherman nets, and a local focus on Ayurveda and breathwork that blends naturally with Daoist meridian theory taught in the course. Geologically, the laterite hilltops offer shaded microclimates for the shala; culturally, this region balances Hindu and Christian traditions with a growing wellness community.
Expect daily yin sequences, lectures on meridian chi and Daoist elements, and therapeutic adjustments aimed at mobility and emotional release. Sessions are held in a jungle shala and a hilltop lounge with a sunset view over the sea; accommodation in AC cottages and shared meals are included. Practice is accessible to all levels but intensive—sustained holds, breathwork, and reflective journaling are standard.
Practical tips: arrive hydrated and acclimated to tropical humidity, bring lightweight layered clothing for cool early mornings, and schedule travel to avoid the monsoon if you want consistent outdoor practice. Certification requires full attendance and participation. This is a training for people who want to teach with calm precision and a practical, body-informed approach to healing.