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with Wen Yee Kok + Helena Rose Murphy

20-HOUR YOGA TEACHER TRAINING + IMMERSION:

The Art of Sequencing

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Develop a purposeful, intelligent and sustainable approach to sequencing your yoga classes - and teach them with authenticity.

WHEN?

15th & 16th November 2025

WHAT TIME?

9:00am — 5:00pm

WHERE?

“Wen and Helena are both experts in their fields. This training has given me a clear and structured approach to creating classes that prepare the body to flow with ease. It has made sequencing so much more enjoyable.”

This training is for you if:

  • You are a newly qualified yoga teacher looking to dive deeper into intelligent sequencing and teaching multiple styles of group classes with more efficiency every week.

  • You are an experienced yoga teacher who feels that you have grown stagnant in your planning approach and are looking to refine your craft with some fresh inspiration.

  • You are ready to use intelligent sequencing as a toolkit to teach in a way that feels authentic and true to your values.

  • You are ready to zoom out from week-to-week planning and begin developing a broader curriculum that supports your students’ growth and development over time.

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In this 20-hour training, we will explore:

  • The Root of Vinyasa Flow

  • Fundamental and Principles of Intelligent Sequencing 

  • The Energetic Flow of a Yoga Class

  • The Power of Intention and Themes

  • Weaving Yoga Wisdom and Philosophy Authentically

  • Sequencing Structures that Flow Effectively

  • Understanding Asana Categories and Peak Pose Sequencing

  • Addressing Common Vinyasa Imbalances

  • Prana Flow and the Biomechanics of Flow Transitions

  • Inclusivity and Adaptability (working with limitations, multi-level, the use of props)

  • Integrating Sequences into Real-Life Teaching and Holding Space

  • Adapting One Core Sequence for Multiple Styles and Class Lengths

  • Crafting a Broader Curriculum for Long-Term Growth

  • Developing a Sequencing Style that is Authentic and Sustainable to You

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Meet Your Facilitators

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Wen Yee Kok

Wen is a Malaysian Chinese yoga sharer, wellness facilitator and creative based in Bristol, UK. Yoga first came into Wen’s life 18 years ago through physical poses (asanas), where her goal back then was to improve her flexibility for cheerleading. That was when she discovered yoga is not just a workout, but a work-in.

Since then, she lives life as a ritual, led from the wisdom of yoga. To her, yoga is not just something we do – it’s a way of being, feeling and living, where we carry the values beyond the mat, weaving them into the vessels of everyday life.

Over the past seven years, her approach to sharing yoga has evolved, shaped by her own sadhana and interest in Prana Vinyasa, Somatics, Daoism, Qi Gong, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Non-Dual Philosophy, Bhakti Yoga, and living in rhythm with nature. Wen’s classes unfold as a journey to return home – intentional and progressive, woven with stories and embodied the elements of nature.

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Helena Rose Murphy

Helena discovered yoga in her early 20s when she moved to London and was looking to find calm amongst the chaos of a city life and schedule. She began a year-long 200 hour foundational training in 2017. Since then, she has studied Mandala Vinyasa, Applied Anatomy to Yoga, Yin, and most recently has qualified to teach Barre.

Helena's vinyasa classes explore dynamic, rhythmic and fluid movements, inspired by the circularity of Mandala practice. Her classes offer a layered approach to sequencing and focus on the interplay of functional movement with the wider themes of yoga philosophy.

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Training Breakdown

An overview of the flow of the training, subject to change.

This training is designed to be interactive and experiential, moving beyond theory-based learning. Participants will engage in a dynamic learning environment that integrates guided practices, group activities, assignments, peer teaching, discussions, and collaborative sharings.

Testimonials from previous batch (2024)

“A wonderful weekend of learning, re-learning and all round good community vibes! This was my very first workshop after my 200hr training and I thoroughly enjoyed it - Wen and Helena are such passionate and dedicated yoga facilitators. The training did simplify my offering and helped me understand the power of sequencing better. I hope for more workshops with them in the future!”

“This training has given me a clear and structured approach to creating classes that prepare the body for the peak pose and flow with ease. It has made sequencing classes so much more enjoyable. I feel I now have a great, useful toolkit to sequence intentional and well thought out classes for my students”

“Wen and Helena are both clear experts in their fields. I felt completely comfortable to ask questions and loved having the space to explore ideas I had been too shy to develop on my own. The resources that they provided were also incredibly professional. I would highly recommend their teachings!”

What is included in this training?

  • 16 hours of in-person training, includes x4 yoga practices with Wen & Helena

  • 90+ minutes of online group mentoring session (post-training)

  • 3+ hours of assignments

  • Printed training manual

  • Constructive feedback for assignments

  • Small group peer learning and community

  • Ongoing support from Wen & Helena

Training Fee:

EARLYBIRD

REGULAR

COMMUNITY

£295 until Sun 12th October

£335

£195 (2 available spaces)

Use code EARLYSEQUENCE at checkout for earlybird offer.

Payment plan options available, email us at hello@yogiwen.com

*There is an option to pay-it-forward under Tip at checkout to support community tickets.

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