Somatic-based Yin Yoga Training

 

Dates & Times:

– Friday, May 17: Noon – 8pm (break from 4:15 – 5:45pm)

– Saturday, May 18: Noon – 8pm (break from 3:30 – 4:30pm)

– Sunday, May 19: Noon – 8pm (break from 3:45 – 5:15pm)

* Public Yin class from 5:15 – 6:15pm

 

Investment:

$399 (by April 26th) – extended to May 10

$449

 

Join James Kapicka for a deep study of embodied yin yoga through an exploration of breath awareness, pose modifications and variations, intelligent sequencing, yin philosophy and the creation and holding of a container for healing yoga ceremony. The course includes a 75-page manual and online access to 5 yin yoga classes with James.

 

The foundational aspects of this training include:

– Exploring somatic-based principles in yin yoga

– Coming in, supporting and exiting shapes safely

– Balance of stability and mobility in the sensual spine

– Embodying the organs, diaphragms and connective tissue

– Relaxation and the nervous system

– Anatomical and energetic sequencing

– Assisting and massage

– Use of props, modifications and variations

– Counter poses and contraindications

– Holding a supportive container

– Use of space, silence and stillness

 

This 3-day intensive has been designed for students of yoga who wish to increase their understanding of the yin practice, and for teachers aspiring to gain knowledge of yin postures and philosophy. We will discuss and examine topics such as chi, Taoism, yin/yang, anatomy, Chinese meridians, chakras and meditation. Practicum will explore how to move through postures to help deepen your practice and adapt it to the personal needs of students. This includes working with modifications and variations, as well as building sequences around the seasons, anatomical features and Chinese meridians.

 

This training qualifies for 25 hours CE

 

 


 

Leap 30 Day Kindness Challenge and 11th Anniversary Celebration

 

This month is Leap’s 11th anniversary and we are looking forward to celebrating in a very special way! During the month of March we are launching Our Leap 30 Day Kindness Challenge!

Teachers, staff, and members of our Leap Community are invited to perform an act of service or kindness outside of regular daily routine each day for 30 days. Simply write down your act of kindness or journal it and put one dollar per service in you personal “till” each time you do it. At the end of the month you have two choices. Take the money from your till and do an act of service or kindness for yourself or donate it to the Leap pool, where we will donate all 100% of the funds to the Turkey-Syria Earthquake Relief Funds: https://www.directrelief.org/emergency/turkey-syria-earthquake/and Saint John’s Program for Real Change https://www.saintjohnsprogram.org/

We hope each of you will participate in the challenge as well. Just imagine what the ripple effect of these acts of kindness can make! 🙂

We are kicking this off on Wednesday March 1st, offering 2 FREE CLASSES, 4:30pm Kaiut and 6pm Vinyasa where students can invite friends and family to join.

At the end of the 30 days, on Saturday April 1st, we will have the culmination class at 5:00pm FREE where we will share some of the wonderful stories and personal experiences that occurred during the month.

This Class will be followed by a pizza party and a celebration of Leap’s 11th anniversary. 


 

Prenatal Yoga

 

For all you lovely pregnant future moms, don’t forget to sign up for our wonderful Pregnancy Classes on Sundays at 1.00pm and Today sees the launch our Prenatal Health day so sign up now!
To sign up:  https://leapyoga.net/2023/01/pregnancy-health-day-23/

 

Ruth Haskins MD

Also our favorite Folsom OBGYN Ruth Haskins has put together a web information page to help familiarize mothers to be with their exceptional prenatal care, along with answering some common questions and exploring what to expect during pregnancy.

If interested please visit: https://www.ruthhaskinsmd.com/our-prenatal-care.html


Somatic-based Yin Yoga Training with James Kapick

 

Investment: 

$399 (by February 15th)

$449 (February 15th-March 23rd)

 

Dates & Times: 

Friday, March 24: Noon – 8pm (break from 4:15 – 5:45pm)

Saturday, March 25: Noon – 8pm

Sunday, March 26: Noon – 8pm (break from 3:45 – 5:30pm)

Public Yin class from 5:30 – 6:30pm

Join James Kapicka for a deep study of embodied yin yoga through an exploration of breath awareness, pose modifications and variations, intelligent sequencing, yin philosophy and the creation and holding of a container for healing yoga ceremony. The course includes a 90-page manual and online access to 5 yin yoga classes with James.

The foundational aspects of this training include:
Exploring somatic-based principles in yin yoga
Coming in, supporting and exiting shapes safely
Balance of stability and mobility in the sensual spine
Embodying the organs, diaphragms and connective tissue
Relaxation and the nervous system
Anatomical and energetic sequencing
Assisting and massage
Use of props, modifications and variations
Counter poses and contraindications
Holding space that supports healing
Use of space, silence and stillness

This 3-day intensive has been designed for students of yoga who wish to increase their understanding of the yin practice, and for teachers aspiring to gain knowledge of yin postures and philosophy. We will discuss and examine topics such as chi, Taoism, yin/yang, anatomy, Chinese meridians, chakras and meditation. Practicum will explore how to move through postures to help deepen your practice and adapt it to the personal needs of students. This includes working with modifications and variations, as well as building sequences around the seasons, anatomical features and Chinese meridians.

* This training qualifies for 25 hours CE

Investment:
Early registration $399 (by February 15th)
Regular registration $449 (February 16th-March 23rd)