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Indoor gym
A planned indoor gym for keeping up your training, or easing back into it, at your own pace.
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Home/ Wellness experience
Planned spaces for training, heat and cold, meditation, recreation, workshops and quiet time in the gardens. Accessible throughout.
Planned spaces
These are the spaces planned for Legacy Point Oasis. Photos show the kind of space planned, not the actual center.
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A planned indoor gym for keeping up your training, or easing back into it, at your own pace.
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Planned heat, steam and cold water, side by side, for veterans who want to unwind or recover after a workout.
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A planned open-air pavilion in the shade, with voluntary Raj Yoga meditation sessions open to people of any belief.
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A planned lounge for sitting, talking, playing a game and spending time with other veterans.
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A planned studio for workshops and gentle movement classes.
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Planned gardens with water and shade, for slow walks and quiet time outside.
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Heat and cold
Planned side by side, so veterans can move between heat, steam and cold water at their own pace.
Meditation pavilion
An open-air meditation pavilion is planned, with voluntary Raj Yoga sessions open to people of any belief. Join in, sit quietly on your own, or skip it entirely.
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Accessible throughout
The center is planned to be accessible throughout. The feedback pilot asks what accessibility needs we should design for, so the plans can reflect them from the start.
Support during your stay
A planned care desk would help veterans find licensed providers in Guyana, arrange transport and understand VA paperwork. LPO itself is not a medical facility, and it is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Join the online Veteran Feedback Pilot. Tell us which spaces you would use and how long you might stay. It is feedback only, not a booking.