Yinjie finished the 200-HR YTT in 2025, and is also a nutritionist, and public health expert with a passion for blending ancient eastern wisdom with modern western science. Her yoga journey began when she was 15 years old. She started a regular yoga practice in 2019 after moving to Groningen, which eventually led her to pursue vinyasa teacher training in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Born into a Chinese cultural tradition rooted in balance, harmony, and holistic well-being, she hopes to bring a unique perspective to her evolving yoga practice—one that is informed by both personal heritage and academic depth. She holds a PhD in nutrition and public health and has spent seven years researching how lifestyle, diet, and environment shape long-term health and well-being. She looks forward to integrating nutrition science and Chinese culture into her vinyasa yoga teaching, supporting physical vitality, emotional resilience, and inner alignment through an integrative lens.

Yinjie finished the 200-HR YTT in 2025, and is also a nutritionist, and public health expert with a passion for blending ancient eastern wisdom with modern western science. Her yoga journey began when she was 15 years old. She started a regular yoga practice in 2019 after moving to Groningen, which eventually led her to pursue vinyasa teacher training in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Born into a Chinese cultural tradition rooted in balance, harmony, and holistic well-being, she hopes to bring a unique perspective to her evolving yoga practice—one that is informed by both personal heritage and academic depth. She holds a PhD in nutrition and public health and has spent seven years researching how lifestyle, diet, and environment shape long-term health and well-being. She looks forward to integrating nutrition science and Chinese culture into her vinyasa yoga teaching, supporting physical vitality, emotional resilience, and inner alignment through an integrative lens.