A Year-long Yantra Yoga program with instructors from around the world.

Come learn the detailed knowledge and practice of Yantra Yoga with an international team of authorized professionals who together make this a rich and unique opportunity. Each instructor and a Tibetan medicine practitioner will teach one of the 14 special workshops; additionally, a guide instructor will accompany practitioners, facilitating weekly practices and addressing doubts or questions arising from the practice.

Join now and have 7 days free trial!

The free trial includes the first 2 workshops (May 30th and June 6th) and the first weekly class (June 1st)

Experience an authentic system of relaxation of body, energy and mind through this ancient Tibetan Yoga method

  • 14 monthly workshops (2 the first month) + weekly classes. You a free to follow only a part of the program. Check below the precise time and dates.

  • We start on May 30th 2026 and the program ends on May 30th of 2027.

  • People new to the practice of Yantra Yoga have time to join until November 2026. Those who are experienced and have trained in Yantra Yoga can join at any time during the program.

  • The Program is online and we encourage you to attend live as much as you can; however the sessions will be recorded for replay as well.

  • Accompaniment and continuous communication with the guide teacher will be available through a chat group. Be part of a Yantra Yoga community learning together!

About Yantra Yoga:

Yantra yoga was originally brought to Tibet by Padmasambhava in the 8th century and entrusted to the scholar, master, and translator Vairochana who recorded the practice in a text known as the “Trulkor Nyida Khajor”, or the Union of Sun and Moon. It was first introduced to the West in the 1970s by one of the foremost Dzogchen masters of our time, Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, and later made openly available, understanding the immense benefit it holds for everyone.

What are the benefits of the Yantra Yoga practice?

  • At the level of your body

    Yantra Yoga practice can help you deeply relax your body, ease pain and discomfort caused by stiffness and tension and improve sleep quality. Your body becomes lighter and flexible and therefore circulation, articular health and general mobility is improved.

  • At the level of your breathing

    You will become more aware of the way you breathe, your breathing will be deeper, calmer, and your lung capacity will increase. You will also access breathing techniques whenever you need to induce relaxation.

  • At the level of your mind

    You will find a deep sense of relaxation, reduce anxiety, elevate your emotional state, increase calmness, and a sense of peace and tranquillity. The practice can also reduce mental burnout, and fogginess, and have a recharging and energizing effect, making your mind sharper and more focused with more presence and awareness.

The objective of the program is to delve into the practice of Yantra Yoga, and obtain a certain degree of autonomy in the method. "Yantra Yoga from A to Z" is not a teacher training program, but a continuous learning program.

The course begins soon—secure your place today.

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About Tibetan Medicine

Traditional Tibetan Medicine is an ancient healing system deeply related to the practice of Yantra Yoga. This is why an overview of the principles of Tibetan medicine will make it easier not only to understand the method but also to understand why this ancient system of yoga is more than just a temporary healing practice- it can also be empowering for long-term health. Learn the principles of the Tibetan Medicine and its connection to Yantra Yoga in our workshop on November 3rd!

Weekly Classes Online and One Special Workshop per Month

From June 1st we will meet weekly every Monday at 18:00 CET for regular class (From 75 to 90 minutes). There will be one workshop Saturday each month at 17:00 CET, with sessions lasting approximately 2.5–3 hours

Requirements

It is not necessary for students to have prior knowledge in Yantra Yoga or any other Yoga method.

The idea of the program is to offer opportunities to connect with the community of teachers and practitioners from around the world and to make the most of our collective experience. Thats why we encourage students to attend at least 50% of the workshops live, the rest of the workshops and all the weekly classes can be done live or deferred as best suits them. 

People with prior knowledge of Yantra Yoga who wish to do a particular workshop/s and not the entire program, can do so as long as they know the previous content.

People new to Yantra Yoga who wish to do the program once it has started can do so, as long as they commit to watch the previous workshops and taking into account that this option will only be available until November 2026.


Monthly workshops

Special workshops are offered once a month. The monthly workshops will be Saturdays 17:00 CET (From 2.5 to 3 hours).

  • May 30, 2026 - Introduction to Yantra Yoga: benefits and principles of the method, history, and structure of the practice. Exhaling the stale air, 9 purification breathing with Maxim Leshchenko and Nataly Nitsche. (INCLUDED IN FREE TRIAL)

  • June 6, 2026 - First preliminary series: Tsigjong, loosening the joints with Fazilia Nigmatullina. (INCLUDED IN FREE TRIAL)

  • June 20, 2026 - Introduction to tibetan medicine and its relation with the Yantra Yoga practice with Ilaria Faccioli

  • July 4, 2026 - Second preliminary series: Lungsang, the 8 movements to purify the prana (Part I) with Alina Kramina

  • August 1, 2026 - Second preliminary series: Lungsang, the 8 movements to purify the prana (Part II) with Wen Tai Li

  • September 5, 2026 - Third preliminary series: Tsadul, balancing the energy channels (Part I) with Fijalka Turzikova

  • October 2, 2026 - Third preliminary series: Tsadul, balancing the energy channels (Part II) with Logan Mikyö Clark

  • November 7, 2026 - Rhythmic breathing with Jeff Sable

  • December 5, 2026 - Vajra Wave: series to conclude a Yantra Yoga session With Valeria Spasskaya

Series of Yantras

Winter break from 18th December 2026 till 8th January 2027

  • January 16, 2027 - The first series of Yantras with Luke Karamol

  • February 6, 2027 - Second series of Yantras with Tao Ciappara

  • March 6, 2027 - Third series of Yantra with Igor Pinigin

  • April 3, 2027 - Fourth series of Yantras with Honza Dolensky

  • May 8, 2027 - Fifth series of Yantras with Maxim Leshchenko

Reserve your place! Sign up now and enjoy the free trial until June 7th

The "OPPORTUNITY" price allows you to enjoy 20% off the final price of the program. You have 3 monthly payment options: REGULAR, I SUPPORT, and I AM SUPPORTED. Please select the “I AM SUPPORTED” price with conscience; only for people in financial need. If you want to support other people so that they can do the course, you can select the price "I SUPPORT"

If you want to enroll in the program, but need a different payment method, you can leave us your question below and we will try to provide you with an option.

Maxim Leshchenko - guide instructor

(Ukraine)

Maxim is a distinguished instructor and practitioner of Yantra Yoga, recognized for his skill and dedication to the discipline. He is one of the few who have been authorized to teach the third level of the method. The insight and depth he achieves in his personal practice are reflected in his classes, where he offers highly useful guidance and feedback that inspire his students. Maxim is valued for his ability to convey not only the technique of Yantra Yoga but also its deeper essence and meaning, creating meaningful and transformative learning experiences for those who follow him.

Nataly Nitsche - guide instructor

(Venezuela)

Nataly possesses a strong vocation and extensive training as an educator in various fields, including dance, yoga, and breathwork. Additionally, she is a certified therapist in Osteothai massage and infant massage. Within the realm of Yantra Yoga, Nataly is a certified instructor at both the first and second levels, as well as in Kumar Kumari—Yantra Yoga for children—and Prenatal Yantra Yoga. She is also one of the first instructor trainers for the "Método Respira" (Breathe Method). Nataly is distinguished by her simple yet precise style, which fosters a harmonious flow in her classes and facilitates profound experiences during practice.

Fazilia Nigmatullina

(Georgia)

Fazilia Nigmatullina is a 1st level certified Yantra Yoga instructor and student of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu since 2011, authorized in 2015. She has taught internationally, including at the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives in Dharamshala, India, and currently offers regular classes in Tbilisi, Georgia. Her students range from beginners to monks, geshes, and long-term retreat practitioners. She has also worked with people with special needs, including children with ASD, people with disabilities, and individuals recovering from addiction. In addition to teaching yoga, she is a traditional Tibetan thangka artist trained in Dharamshala.

Ilaria Faccioli

(Italy)

Ilaria Faccioli is a Professional Counselor trained in Gestalt Psychotherapy, the Enneagram, and Systemic Family Therapy. She has been a student of Professor Namkhai Norbu since 2008. She is an instructor of Tibetan Yoga (Yantra Yoga) and also an instructor of Kumar Kumari (Tibetan Yoga for children). Since 2015, she has been working at the Shang Shung Institute, organizing events related to Tibetan Medicine and other topics. In 2018, she assumed the position of Executive Manager of the Shang Shung School of Tibetan Medicine in Europe.

Alina Kramina

(Tenerife)

Alina’s journey with Yantra Yoga began in 2005, sparking a lifelong dedication to the profound arts of breath and movement. Over the years, her deep commitment led her to achieve her First Level Teaching Diploma in 2015. Recognized for her mastery and precise movement, she is featured in the definitive book Tibetan Yoga of Movement: The Art and Practice of Yantra Yoga. In addition to her extensive experience in Yantra Yoga, Alina is a certified RESPIRA method instructor, specializing in the foundational art of natural breathing. Known by her students as a precise, deeply inspiring, and wonderful practitioner and teacher, she brings a wealth of authentic knowledge to every session. Alina currently lives in Tenerife, where she shares her passion for the practice and serves as the manager of the ESPACIO Yoga Studio.

Wen Tai Li

(UK)

Wen has been a lifelong student of Buddhism and was introduced in 2016 to the yogic teachings of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu through Fabio Andrico. Since then, he has deepened his study and practice of breath refinement as a gateway to integrating body, movement, and mind. He later qualified as an instructor of Respira and the Eight Movements of Yantra Yoga. This path naturally led him to pursue a Master’s degree in Osteopathy, where he developed a rigorous understanding of anatomy, physiology, neuroscience, pain science and psychology grounded in contemporary scientific research. In his clinical practice, Wen integrates the principles of Yantra Yoga with osteopathic care to support nervous system regulation and enhance recovery.

Fijalka Turzikova

(Czech Republic)

Fijalka Sable Turzíková was born in May 1978 in Prague. In 2000 she met in Italy her Master and wonderful teacher Chögyal Namkhai Norbu. In that year she started practicing Yantra Yoga. In winter 2006 she successfully finished her studies of Psychology on Charles University in Prague, and moved to Italy, living close to Merigar, working in the gardens. In 2008 she got diploma from Shiatsu program and started practicing shiatsu. In 2010 she become instructor of the 1st level and in 2016 instructor of 2nd level of Yantra as well as Kumar Kumari. In 2014 she became part of program nowadays called Respira. Her base is now in small Czech village Karlik not far from Prague.

Logan Mikyö Clark

(USA)

Logan was born in 1988 to two Tibetan Buddhist practitioners in California. He became interested in yoga in his late teens and early twenties. Since that time he has studied many forms of medicine, movement, and meditation. Today he is training in applied neurology, making herbal tinctures and teaching Yantra Yoga.

Jeff Sable

(Czech Republic)

1st-level teacher of Yantra Yoga, with a deep interest in the function of the Breath as it is connected with the various movements and positions. Under the guidance of his Masters Chögyal Namkhai Norbu & Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche, he has been practicing the path of Dzogchen since 2001. In 2013, he became an Authorized Yantra Yoga Teacher. In 2014, he became a RESPIRA Instructor, a fortunate father of his daughter Elsa, and a happily married husband. He loves Art and being in Nature. He works as a high school English teacher and is currently living in Karlík, a small village in the Czech Republic

Valeriia Spasskaya

(Tenerife)

Valeriia has been practicing Yantra Yoga since 2009 and became a certified Level 1 Yantra Yoga and Kumar Kumari instructor in 2016. Originally from Russia and now based in Tenerife for the last six years, she is also an accomplished Yoga Kids instructor and the creator of "Flexi Yoga" (a flexibility course based on Gravity Yoga). Driven by the immense happiness Yantra Yoga brings to her own life, Valeriia is dedicated to sharing this transformative and joyful experience with others.

Luke Karamol

(USA)

Luke has been studying and practicing yoga for over 25 years and teaches Tibetan yantra yoga and Hatha yoga. He was authorized to teach Yantra yoga through the Dzogchen master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in 2013 and completed Level 2 yantra yoga supervision with Laura Evangelisti in 2017. Luke is a Registered Yoga Alliance hatha yoga instructor, a California licensed massage therapist and NAMA Ayurveda practitioner having trained at Mount Madonna Institute and Shubham Ayurveda in California and Pune, India. Luke lives in Oakland, California.

Tao Ciappara

(UK)

Honza Dolensky - guide instructor

(Austria)

Jan (Honza) Dolensky will be the lead instructor for the program. He was born in the former Czechoslovakia in 1977. He met the master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in 2000 and started practicing Yantra Yoga soon after. He was authorized to teach the first level of Yantra Yoga in 2010, the second level in 2012 and the third level in 2016. He is also a teacher of the Respira method and Karuna trainer for compassion, mindfulness and mindfulness-based communication methods. As a Tibetologist, he works as a lecturer at the Department of South Asian, Tibetan and Buddhist Studies at the University of Vienna. He is currently pursuing a PhD and is training to become a psychotherapist. He lives in Vienna with his wife Elisha.

Testimonials

What our students say about the Yantra Yoga from A to Z program:

Laura Aristizabal Vega

(Trainer teacher of Vinyasa Yoga. Practitioner of yoga, meditation and Tibetan Buddhism. Illustrator)

“I really liked the yantra course from A to Z. It was a very nice experience to LEARN this traditional practice in a accompanied and unhurried process. I was able to incorporate the preliminary series into my personal practice as well as venture into the main series, savoring the kind effect of Yantra Yoga on my body, mind and energy. The process was enriched by the large staff of teachers who came to share their experience, which made each module a new universe opening up. Leticia has a very warm and clear way of teaching and the ability to accompany the process. I also really appreciated the weekly practice space, a familiar, daily and tender place where we open up to movement, breathing and presence.”

Juan Pablo Restrepo

(Experienced yoga and acroyoga teacher. Philosopher. Student of Buddhism and deep ecology)

“Yantra Yoga has opened up a more subtle dimension of physical practice for me. It has taught me to breathe deeply, to bring joy to smooth movement and to recognize the sensitivity of this body beyond (or closer to) the mechanical dimension that we usually inhabit. As a system I find that it reflects the precision and search of the ancestors of the tantric Buddhist tradition. But, at the same time, I find his proposal as an approach that contributes to our contemporary crisis where the disconnection of our sensibility and the discursiveness of the mind seem to monopolize our entire lives."

Questions?

Please leave your questions or concerns below and we will answer you as soon as possible.

Cancellation And Refund Policy

If you cancel the course booking within 14 calendar days of receiving your confirmation and before the start of the course without giving any reason, you are entitled to a full refund of the price paid minus bank fees (from 5% to 10%, depending on your country).

The cancellation period will expire 14 days after the date of the payment transaction. In that case, you will be entitled to a refund of the price minus 20%.

We will make the reimbursement within 5-10 working days depending on your financial institution


Important notification

This course is not a Yantra Yoga Teaching Training. All the content that you will learn in this course is for your own benefit and practice. It is not enough to fulfill this program to teach Yantra Yoga to other people. 

If the circumstances are favorable, in order for you to teach Yantra Yoga, you’ll need to pass a teaching training, a supervision, and an authorization process.

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