All apprenticeship courses require sitting for several hours at a time, lying down comfortably for guided meditations, and walking on uneven terrain. The Spring & Summer semesters and intensives take place almost entirely outdoors, rain or shine, heat or cold, and involve walking over uneven terrain, gentle hiking of up to several hours, and physical movement including but not limited to bending, stooping, lifting, digging, pushing wheelbarrows, etc. as well as the physical stamina to cumulatively do so for several hours at a time. Are there health/mobility concerns that would make this a challenge, and if so, what accommodations do you require? (Some alternate activities may be substituted with advance notice).