Accessibility in Action | Emily Kane

Accessibility in Action is an inclusive, adaptive yoga workshop that invites participants to experience movement as supportive, flexible, and deeply personal.

Students will gain confidence and develop deeper self-trust through accessible postures within a traditional yoga framework. The workshop includes pranayama (breath) and meditation, along with the creative use of props, to explore how yoga can be adapted to meet a wide range of bodies, abilities, and lived experiences. Students are encouraged to listen inwardly, move at their own pace, and redefine what a yoga practice can look and feel like—beyond aesthetics or performance.

Rather than offering a single “right” way to practice, this experience centers autonomy, self-trust, and compassion. Whether you’re working with injury, chronic pain, limited mobility, or simply seeking a more intuitive relationship with movement, Accessibility in Action provides practical tools you can carry into any yoga class and offers a blueprint for a lifetime of practice.

Emily (BKin) is inspired to offer this workshop through both her extensive experience and curiosity in kinesiology and rehabilitation, as well as her personal journey navigating various injuries—including a recent knee surgery—while maintaining her own yoga practice.

This workshop is open to all experience levels. Rest is welcomed. Stillness is participation.

This practice is a premium experience where the capacity is intentionally limited.

What to Bring:

• Water bottle
• Yoga mat

About the Venue:

The Dome
A bright, geometric alpine space with panoramic mountain views. Sheltered yet open to the elements, it offers a strong connection to nature with shifting light and fresh air. Dress in layers for changing conditions.
Access via Whistler Village Gondola (~30 min ride; lift pass required).