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Aylin Genc

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20 May

Aylin Genc

Aylin Genc       Warsaw

I completed my yoga RYS 200-hour Teacher Training ( RYS 200 HR Yoga Alliance) and 200-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training.

Currently, I am receiving course on History and Characteristic of Chinese Medicine from Hong Kong University.

I currently give online yin yoga lessons. I keep functional approach not aesthetics one in my lessons. I always inform my students target of poses, red flag areas and give them parameters.

I allow my students to discover their body during the poses and also support them to use props like straps, blocks, bolsters etc.  I am only a guide and they are the experts on their bodies. I empower them to listen to it and adjust as only they know they need.

I  let my students rest and offer them counterposes between yin poses. At the beginning or end of my lesson I included meditation. This is sometimes guided meditation sometimes not.

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