This is a must-ask question (maybe without the heck?) as Jin is a borrowed word from Chinese. I know text can get boring, I promise I will make the explanation as interesting as I can, I promise!
The more you allow for relaxation and room for body wisdom, the more your fascia will be willing to unleash your "jin" and true potential!
Same thing with our body! Learning jin biomechanics is all about having our self-ego to let go of the control over our body and be in the state of curiousity.
Learn what your body can do. Expand its capability by partnering with your body and grow at your own pace.
When you are able to just let your body wisdom do the magic, you'll get to enjoy the relaxation as a reward!
When yoga is practiced alone, the practitioner builds for strength and balance in a "still" environment. When there is external variable disturbance (such as another angry dude) stirring up the peaceful equilibrium, chances are, the practitioner may have less tools registered with the body wisdom to handle such situation.
You'll have lots of fun
You'll learn lots about yourself
The workshop brings you instant, ready-for-proof self-empowerment experiences and tools
Learn the key secret of Chinese internal martial arts that unlocks our body wisdom
Experience the power of connection, being supported, and how easy it can be for you to be in that state
Enjoy ways that takes you from stress to relaxation, ease and flow
... and other countless benefits!