Join our 30-hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training to explore how stretching and mindfulness affect physiology and psychology, and discover therapeutic applications that support wellbeing and balance in mind, body and spirit. Yin Yoga is a quieter practice that soothes the nervous system by holding poses for long periods of time, complementing a dynamic Yang practice and busy lifestyle. Throughout the training, you can expect meditation practices intermingled with lecture, light vinyasa and yin yoga – taught by Tisha Giangiordano, E-RYT 500, YACEP.
Yin Yoga Teacher Training
Training Weekends: July 13 & 14 + August 17 & 18
12:30-6:30pm Saturdays and Sundays
Cost: $625
Be Well Alumni get 10% OFF tuition! Enter your Alumni promo code at checkout. This course is recognized as a 30-hour Continuing Education course (CEUs) as per Yoga Alliance standards.
Meet The Trainer
Tisha completed her 200-hr yoga teacher training at YogaWorks in 2017 with Alicia Cheung and Oliver Reinsch and continued to study with them for an additional 100-hr Yin Yoga and Myofascial Release Therapy Training. Shortly after, she became a Yoga Tune Up® Instructor trained by Laurel Beversdorf and Elizabeth Wipff. In 2019, she completed her advanced 300-hr yoga teacher training with Omni Kitts-Ferrara and Donna Scro at Yoga Mechanics and became a Detour Method® Instructor. In addition to her yoga training, Tisha became certified in FRC®, FRA® and Kinstretch® with Functional Range Systems® and completed her certification as a NASM Certified Personal Trainer. After the birth of her daughter, she trained with Deb Flashenberg at the Prenatal Yoga Center in NYC and became an 85-hour prenatal yoga teacher. Tisha has been a teacher trainer for Be Well’s 200-hr and 300-her yoga teacher training programs for the last five years, and will co-lead the 200-hr training with Marisa this Fall 2024. In addition, Tisha assisted the 200-hr and 300-hr yoga teacher training programs at Yoga Mechanics for three years with Omni Kitts-Ferrara.
Her teaching is strongly based around anatomy and function, and she has a neuro-centric approach to health and performance. As she continues to learn, her yoga and movement practice continues to evolve as well as her teaching.
