A 15-hour, in-person weekend training for yoga teachers who are ready to stop teaching the same stale yin sequences and instead, build creative classes that flow with easy prop management.
Hosted in Orlando, Florida — Friday, January 15 - Sunday, January 17, 2027
You love teaching yin but feel like you’re recycling the same poses over and over again
You save yin flows on Instagram that move around a prop and want to learn how to sequence classes like that yourself
You want your students to relax into your class, but worry that constantly cueing different prop formations disrupts their experience
You struggle to find fresh inspiration for your yin classes and are afraid your favorite poses are getting stale
Your self-doubt is so loud it prevents you from working new poses into your go-to sequences
You want to feel confident in front of the room, but spend much of your class wondering if students are actually enjoying it
You are bored teaching the same eight poses in every yin class, but don’t know where to find new ideas
You thrive in flow classes, but want to expand your offerings with something slower-paced and are unsure where to start
You feel uncomfortable with the quietness of yin class and find yourself searching for ways to fill the silence
I’ve been teaching yoga for 12 years in studios, gyms, teacher trainings, online spaces, and even my own brick-and-mortar studio. While I love teaching (and taking!) yin classes, I found myself frustrated by the usual yin sequence. When taking class, I had a teacher who had us lie in savasana for way too long after every single pose, and I hated how choppy it was. Then, another teacher had us flopping all around the mat, from our backs to low lunge, and then to a seat. It definitely wasn’t my vibe. I really disliked choppy yin classes that had me constantly changing positions and rearranging props. So, I became determined to find a way to teach yin that felt creative, intentional, and flowy.
I took two yin trainings, one that was super traditional and allowed no props at all, and another that was more contemporary, but still felt awkward and clunky. And when I was new to teaching yin yoga, I felt so uncomfortable sitting in silence that I literally read Brené Brown’s The Gifts of Imperfection to my students while they held their poses. (Luckily, they liked it, but yikes 😅)
One day, as I cued my students to rearrange their bolsters over a stack of blocks for what felt like the millionth time, I had an idea. “What if the class was sequenced around a prop instead of trying to move them around constantly?” And one of my signature creative yin sequencing method was born! I teach with props in inventive ways that don’t require reconfiguring during class. Learning to sequence this way allowed me to lean into stillness and teach yin in a creative, accessible way that keeps yogis coming back class after class. Now I’m sharing the exact framework with you.
During the immersion, we’ll slow it down, move together, and break down yin sequencing in a way that actually works.
It’s about understanding the foundations and the three yin principles so we can then break all the “rules.”
The Yin Creative Sequencing Immersion is a 15-hour, in-person weekend training offered nationally. You’ll learn to create flowing, prop-supported yin classes that feel unique to you.
Build yin sequences that flow
Explore more than 30 creative and uncommon yin poses
Review the background of yin yoga and the three principles of yin
Use Juliana’s signature creative yin sequencing method to build an entire sequence around a single prop configuration — without repeatedly moving everything around
Sequence around:
A bolster ramp
Stonehenge prop setup
1 bolster
2 blocks
Use bolsters, blocks, and straps to support students in creative and unexpected ways
Manage props more smoothly throughout class
Understand the difference between yin and restorative yoga — and why using props doesn’t automatically make a class restorative
Add a theme, dharma talk, or intention and weave it throughout a yin class
Teach yoga beyond the asanas, even in a yin setting
Become more comfortable holding silence and stillness as a teacher
A digital creative yin manual
A 15-hour creative yin yoga certificate
Five yin sequences you build during the training
An optional group dinner on Friday evening
An optional content shoot on Saturday, where we’ll showcase the sequences you created during the training for social media
If your video is selected, you will have an opportunity to be featured on Juliana’s Instagram page
Larissa | @larissar6
Lynn | @lynn5826
Meg | @m3g4nl_
Aimee | @Aimeewithpurpose
Dates:
Friday, January 15 - Sunday, January 17, 2027.
Location:
Tribe Yoga
110 N. Orlando Ave., Suite 2
Maitland, FL 32751
Schedule:
Friday, January 15, 2027: Training from 1:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Optional group dinner at Sixty Vines at 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, January 16, 2027: Training from 12 - 5 p.m.
Optional content shoot at Tribe Yoga from 5 - 7 p.m.
Sunday, January 17, 2027: Training from 12 - 4 p.m.
Investment:
Early Bird: $349
Regular Price: $499
Early-bird pricing ends November 15, 2026.
Do I need to be certified to teach yin yoga?
No. You do not need to be a certified yin yoga teacher or have completed another yin training to participate, as we’ll review the fundamentals. However, you must be a 200-hour certified yoga teacher to attend.
Will I receive a certificate?
You will leave with a 15-hour creative yin yoga certificate.
Is this in person?
Yes. This is a fully in-person weekend training held at Tribe Yoga in Maitland, Florida.
What’s included in the price?
The price includes all training hours, a digital creative yin manual, a 15-hour creative yin yoga certificate, and an optional Saturday content shoot.
Are travel, lodging, or meals included?
No. Students are responsible for travel, accommodations, and meals. An optional group dinner will be held at Sixty Vines in Winter Park on Friday evening.
Is there a refund policy?
No. All sales are final.
Where will the training be held?
Tribe Yoga
110 N. Orlando Ave., Suite 2
Maitland, FL 32751
What is the investment?
If you register by November 15, 2026, you secure an early bird price of $349. The regular price is $499.
