Yoga relieves stress while helping to achieve a healthier body. The gentle movements of yoga poses allow students with different capabilities to gradually build up strength, confidence, and flexibility.
There are many yoga groups offered on campus, and they are intended for students who currently receive services at UHS. Whether you seek UHS services to improve mental or physical health, yoga can be a part of a comprehensive wellness plan.
YOGA INFORMATION
Let’s Yoga
Mondays: 3 – 3:45 p.m. Students of Color Focused
Room 4213, Student Activity Center
Thursdays: 3 – 3:45 p.m.
Room 4213, Student Activity Center
Fridays: 10 – 10:45 a.m.
MSC classroom, Red Gym
Every 3rd Wednesday of the Month: 1 – 2 p.m.
The Chazen Art Museum (open to the public)
All levels are welcome. We’re excited to see you on the mat!
RecWell Yoga Classes
Recreation & Wellbeing offers indoor and outdoor yoga classes on campus as part of their group fitness program. Purchase a Group Fitness Pass for unlimited access to the classes below and all other Recwell group fitness classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
I’ve never done yoga before, is this a good opportunity for beginners?
No yoga experience is necessary. All levels are welcome.
Will I be adjusted during class?
That is up to you! There are preference cards to place near your mat which will signal to the facilitator whether you would like adjustments or not.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing for movement. While many practice barefoot, you are welcome to keep on your shoes or socks.
Do I need to bring a mat?
Yes
How much does this cost?
There is no cost
What should I expect?
Arrive five minutes before class starts. Sign in and take a card representing your adjustment preference. You will be asked to silence your phone (Do Not Disturb or Airplane Mode) and place it face down. There will be time at the beginning of class to ask questions or place requests for favorite poses or focus areas.
Can I leave early?
Each class ends with Savasana (relaxation). If you need to leave early, please let the facilitator know at the beginning to avoid disrupting others.