Young Adults with Cancer Yoga 2025

April 3, 2025 · 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EDT

Virtual via Zoom

Virtual Event
Cost
Free
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Description

 Join Kristy Price, Yoga Therapist, for a relaxing hour of gentle yoga practice, with modifications provided for all abilities. No experience needed to join this group, specifically focusing on young adults with cancer. Taking time for yourself is important. Join with other Young Adult survivors for this fun and relaxing virtual class. Available at no cost to participants. 

Additional Dates

July 24, 2025 • 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EDT

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October 23, 2025 • 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EDT

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Resources

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To learn more about Supportive Oncology, visit our YouTube channel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to bring anything to my virtual yoga class?

Please have a chair, preferably without arms, and water. If you have a yoga mat to place under your chair you may but this is not required.

What do I wear?

Please wear comfortable clothing that is easy to move in. Due to the nature of standing poses it is recommended that you do not wear socks to prevent any slipping. If this is not an option for you, opt for sneakers.

What if a pose is too difficult for me?

Kristy offers several modifications for each pose. She will begin by demonstrating the least difficult position and offer you the option to progress into more challenging version if you feel inclined to do so. She also encourages open dialogue and questions shall one arise. Due to this style of teaching all levels feel empowered and can participate.

Do I have to keep my camera on?

Kristy pays close attention to the alignment of each individual on camera and will correct, without pointing anyone out, with gentle nudges for the entire class to ensure their body is in the right position. For example, if we are standing in a position with one of our knees bent, it is important to make sure your knee is aligned with your second and third toe to avoid strain on the ligaments. Because of this, she encourages participants to keep their camera on, but it is not required.