Class Etiquette Guidelines

  Arrive Early to Class

MAT YOGA: Give yourself 15 minutes to unpack your belongings in the cubbies and settle in for class. We highly encourage you stay until the end of class to not disturb those who are enjoying their savasana. We understand that running late happens occasionally; therefore, desk yogis may (at their discretion) allow you to enter up to 3 minutes late.  If you are permitted to enter by the desk yogi, please slip in quietly and take your place. If you are not permitted to join the class due to late arrival, please practice non-violence and be kind to our team members! If you are attending an early morning class, please be aware that a desk yogi may not be present and the teachers will lock the front door at the start of class. Proper yoga mats are required for all classes. Sorry, for student and teacher safety, pilates/thick foam style mats are not permitted in any yoga classes.

AERIAL YOGA:  For the safety of everyone, late arrivals are not permitted.  Please remove all jewelry (best left in your car!) or allow the instructor to tape up anything that could catch on the hammocks with athletic tape for safety. Yoga mats are required. 
 

  Cell Phone Policy  

There are few times throughout our day where we have the opportunity to unplug and detach from technology. Please respect this rule and the experience of others and leave your cellphone (even one that is turned off or on mute) with your other personal belongings out of the studio. We have plenty of cubbies for your personal belongings.  If you are "on call" first consider if attending class makes sense.  If you attend class, you may leave your phone with a desk yogi in the event you need to be pulled out of class, however, please understand that they will be focused on customer service for the good of the entire studio.  
SKY STUDIO CUBBIES:  Please be sure your cell phones are turned to silent and vibration is off. At the teacher's discretion, photos/images may be permitted at certain points of the class to capture those beautiful aerial and lyra poses. 

 

  Love Your Neighbor

Please make room for others with a smile when classes are full!   
 

  Respect Your Fellow Yogis with Silence

For many yogis, each class is an escape and a time to wind down and zen out! Please respect this by keeping your voices soft and unrolling your mat with courtesy. PLEASE, don't snap your yoga mat onto to the floor (your neighbor is trying to relax). Settle into your space and quietly say hello to your neighbors before class begins. For our extra social yogis - grab a tea or coffee and chat with your friend in the boutique area before and/or after class.

  Wear Proper Attire

We know that yoga leads to awesome spirits and bodies. Sharing your love is always welcomed. Sharing your personal parts? Not so much. Please wear appropriate clothing including shorts/pants that cover your bottem and shirts/athletic bras to cover your top. Shoes and socks are generally not recommended except for desiganted classes (Bungee HIIT and Zumba) where soft-soled shoes are required. 

  Practice Ahimsa (Non-violence)

Practicing non-violence (ahimsa in Sanskrit) at the studio means coming into the space in a peaceful way. Gossip, angry complaining, and negative attitudes are best left at the door. Our energy and attitudes have the power to affect every one we come into contact with, so bring your best self to all classes for a safe, uplifting, truthful environment!  Abuse towards our team in any way will not be tolerated ... Just don't go there, yogis!  Weapons of any kind are not permitted on our premises. 

 

  Other Stuff That Your Mama Already Told You

Keep our studio beautiful for everyone by wiping down your mat and practice area. Please place recyclable items and trash in one of our many receptacles. Chewng gum is not permitted in the classrooms, please discard it before class begins so that you can focus on proper breathing. 

 

Be Kind, Be Patient, Be Your Best!