STUDIO ETIQUETTE
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In an effort to create and maintain a space where all feel welcome and at ease, we ask that you please be mindful and adhere to our studio and community expectations.
​Honor our class times
Please be respectful of your teacher's and your fellow yogis' time and arrive before class begins. We know traffic in Atlanta can be a real pain, so make ample space to account for any hiccups in travel plans.
No glass, please
If you plan to bring a water bottle, please refrain from bringing a glass one. You and your community members are walking around barefoot and, in case it gets knocked over (which I think we've all done) and breaks, we all know how much broken glass and bare feet don't mix.
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Remove your shoes
Please remove your shoes and stow them away while walking around the studio to ensure a clean and grounding experience for all. If barefoot doesn't vibe with you, feel free to wear socks! But this is a no shoes zone.
Silence your tech
Silence your cell phone and refrain from using any smart watch devices during your practice. Your practice is an opportunity to unplug, even for a short while; use our boundary to help! Not only is it respectful to your teachers and fellow classmates but it's an opportunity to give that respect to yourself as well.
Safety is the priority
Safety in mind, body, and spirit is of paramount importance to us. Please be mindful of any injuries and limitations you currently have and use your practice to practice checking your ego at the door - this is a sacred place to be yourself, authentically and fully. Inform your teacher of anything that you feel would help you arrive further to this state of genuineness with yourself and give yourself space to modify and adapt to what your needs are in the moment.
Practice Saucha
Saucha means "purity" or "clearness" and is one of the niyamas stated in the Eight Limbs of Yoga. How does one practice this? Cleanliness is another way of interpretation! Please use our provided cleaning materials to wipe down your mat and any props you borrowed for class. Also be mindful of general hygiene and go easy on strong deodorants, colognes, and perfumes that others may be sensitive to.
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