
The Principles of Yin Yoga - Philosophy & Practice of Yin Yoga
Coach's take: Should be required viewing before your first yin class.
Yoga / Popular
Long-held floor poses for deep connective-tissue release.

Coach's take: Should be required viewing before your first yin class.

Coach's take: Great teaching -- clear, safe, and it explains the 'why' behind the pose, not just the 'how'.

Coach's take: Best of the yin batch - teaches the underlying method so it transfers beyond this one class.

Coach's take: Well-taught intro to yin -- explains the 'why', not just poses to copy.

Coach's take: Teaches a real safety cue (breath shortening = back off) that matters a lot in deep yin holds.

Coach's take: Teaches the mindset of yin, not just the shapes.

Coach's take: Excellent layered cueing -- gives real intensity options at nearly every pose.

Coach's take: Practical and honest about who needs props and how to adapt when you don't have them.

Coach's take: Actually teaches yin principles (finding your edge, breath awareness), not just posing.

Coach's take: Attentive, sensation-focused cueing -- a good model of how to teach yin.

Coach's take: Good variety of options and clear sensation-focused cueing -- solid teaching.

Coach's take: Solid, safety-aware teaching with a real progression -- better than average.

Coach's take: Solid, no-frills, clearly cued - does what it says.

Coach's take: Well-guided and calm, does the job without much extra depth beyond the poses themselves.

Coach's take: More anatomically specific than most yin videos in this batch.

Coach's take: Actually explains the yin intensity principle while demonstrating it.

Coach's take: Well-guided practice, moderate teaching depth.

Coach's take: Explains how to actually set up the poses, which most yin videos skip.

Coach's take: Pleasant, well-guided class - just a slower ramp into actual yin holds than some others here.

Coach's take: Good poses, but half the class is affirmations rather than teaching.

Coach's take: Instruction is solid, but it's sponsored content -- keep that in mind.

Coach's take: Appreciate the honesty about not overselling it as medicine, but it's more wellness pitch than yin teaching.

Coach's take: More vibes than instruction, though the poses themselves are correct.