Wheelchair-accessible yoga involves more than a seated sequence. It includes the building entrance, teaching format, equipment stability, transfer requirements, and the teacher's communication style. Confirm these details before traveling to the venue.

Class labels are only a starting point. Two classes with the same title may differ in pace, room setup, and support. Ask for specific details rather than assuming terms like gentle or accessible have a standard meaning.

Start with the access conditions that matter

Identify the conditions that make participation practical. Distinguish between essential access needs and personal preferences, but do not minimize either. A preference for lower music may be the difference between staying engaged and leaving early. The goal is to find a format where you can make informed choices.