Miss Teen Dominica hosts yoga session

Dewhurst is promoting yoga for a healthy development of the mind and body and a means of coping with stress and trauma.

Miss Teen Dominica, Cheynne Dewhurst, hosted her first ever yoga session at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium on Saturday.

The one-hour session was held under the theme: “Life is Simple if You Find Your Purpose” and was facilitated by Yogi Rossella Fanu.

“Today I welcome you to a journey where we will have your body twist, turned and stretched as we breathe to connect our consciousness together,” Dewhurst said during a brief opening ceremony.

Participants doing one of the exercises at the yoga sesssion

Dewhurst said coming together for this session is essential as Dominica is still grappling with the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria.

“Yoga not only improves our brain function, memory and conversation, good news for those taking the CSEC exams soon but it also gains flexibility and improves posture for our growing selves,” the teen queen, who has been trained in martial arts, stated.

She noted that yoga not only improves a healthy development of the mind and body but it also helps in coping with stress and trauma.

Meantime, Dewhurst said that the passage of Hurricane Maria has dampened her plans for participating in the 2017 Haynes Smith Caribbean Teen Talented Show.

“I have enjoyed making appearances at several local shows and awards like the 2017 Youth and Golden Drum awards and Miss Francophonie. The entire experience and memories made have been fulfilling and exciting,” she revealed.

Cheyenne Dewhurst represented the Convent High School at the 2017 Miss Teen Pageant and along with the title, won awards for Miss Photogenic, Best Speech, and Best Spectacular Creation.

The yoga session was sponsored by Trois Pitons Water and Jolly’s Pharmacy.

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5 Comments

  1. Peng Ting
    January 29, 2018

    Good Job Cheyenne. That’s very good! Keep it up!

  2. Admirer
    January 29, 2018

    Admired you from long Chey…keep being a role model. Casso and Cyril job well done with your daughter. Aunty Mel you too.

  3. Bro
    January 29, 2018

    Big up de yout dem when they doing positive. An she belle too!

  4. analy thomas
    January 28, 2018

    Evangelists? Tell me about yoga.

  5. Proud One.
    January 28, 2018

    Go Chey,the sky is the limit.We love you.

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