TRAINING THE BODY with the Tsigjong

The First Preliminary Series of Tibetan Yantra Yoga

The healing art of Tibetan yoga and medicine comes to you in this exceptional course, led by two internationally renowned teachers.

In this course, we will study and practice the Tsigjong, the first preliminary series of Yantra Yoga.

 The Tibetan word Tsigjong is a compound consisting of tsig, meaning “joints,” and jong, “training.” According to Tibetan medicine, we have twelve major joints and 250 minor joints in the body, with their predominant elements being earth and water.

We will also explain the importance of joint health and its reflection on our overall well-being. This series releases tension in the major and minor joints, helps unblock them, and has a revitalizing and reenergizing effect.

In Yantra Yoga practice, we consider the Tsigjong the “warm-ups” for both the body and the breathing, creating a foundation for the subsequent practices.

All this will be accompanied by the extensive ancient knowledge of Tibetan Medicine, which explains how each exercise affects the body and subtle energy, and why these practices are so beneficial for overall health since they help in both preventing diseases and supporting healing treatments.

Laura Evangelisti

Laura Evangelisti discovered Yantra Yoga in the 1980s through her Master, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu. She was authorized to teach internationally in 1994 and has since led Yantra Yoga teacher training and supervised candidates for final approval. Laura is dedicated to preserving the essence of Yantra Yoga, focusing on synchronizing movement, breath, and rhythm. She also teaches and trains teachers in Kumar Kumari, a form of Yantra Yoga for children. Laura has contributed to several books and DVDs on Yantra Yoga and is currently the Director of the Yantra Yoga Department at the Atiyoga Foundation.

About Dr. Phuntsog Wangmo

Dr. Phuntsog Wangmo, with over 30 years of experience in Tibetan Medicine, is a distinguished educator and practitioner. She holds an advanced degree from Lhasa Tibetan Medicine College and trained under renowned doctors Khenpos Troru Tsenam and Gyaltsen. Dr. Wangmo has taught globally, presented at numerous international conferences, and is dedicated to promoting Tibetan medicine studies. She has worked extensively in Eastern Tibet and co-founded the American Tibetan Medical Association in 2007. She serves as the Director and International Director of the School of Tibetan Medicine’s programs in the USA, Russia, and Tenerife, Spain.

Who is this course for?

This course welcomes everyone! Either seasoned yoga and wellness practitioners or people who haven’t practiced any form of yoga before. No previous experience is necessary!


☆ Learn the important role that your breath plays in your overall health

☆ Learn how to breathe better

☆ Explore stress and anxiety management by changing your breathing patterns and energizing your whole body

☆ Learn an authentic traditional yoga practice that can help you maintain good health and relax your mind

☆ Integrate a movement and breathing routine into your daily life

☆ Understand what are the specific health benefits of the Yantra Yoga practice according to Tibetan Medicine

☆ Learn the variation on the chair of the practice

For those desiring a softer practice, we provide the "On the Chair" variation, also ideal for office use.

Learn at your own time & from the comfort of your home!

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108 Є

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 Cancellation and Refund Policy: If you need to cancel your course booking, you have 14 calendar days from the date of receiving your confirmation, as long as the course hasn’t started yet. During this period, you’re eligible for a full refund, with a deduction for bank fees (ranging from 5% to 10%, depending on your country). Once this 14-day window has passed, if you cancel, you can still receive a refund of the course price, minus a 20% cancellation fee. Refunds will be processed within 5-10 working days, depending on your financial institution.

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