Studio Etiquette
For the Best Bikram Yoga Experience
1. ENTER IN SILENCE, LEAVE IN SILENCE
The Hot Room is a place for meditation and practice. Respect yourself and your neighbors by being silent in your experience.
2. NO COMMUNICATION DEVICES IN THE HOT ROOM
The Hot Room is a place for meditation and practice. Respect yourself and your neighbors by being silent in your experience.
3. SHOES OFF
In yoga, people put their hands, and sometimes their face on the floor. You are going to take your shoes off anyway, so please remove them at the door.
4. IF POSSIBLE, BATHE PRIOR TO YOUR PRACTICE
Please do not wear perfume or any scent. Thirty or more people sweating in a closed space is less odorous than thirty or more people all wearing different brands of perfume. Also, people with allergies can be very sensitive to perfumes.
5. PRACTICE ON AN EMPTY STOMACH
It is recommended that you do not eat at least 2 hours before you practice. If a special condition prevents this, eat easily digestible foods, i.e. fruit or yogurt one hour before class. Please refrain from smoking one hour prior to class.
6. FULLY COMMIT TO PRACTICE
If you are new to yoga, or aren’t able to do every posture, the front row is not for you yet. If you are in the front row, you are fully committed to doing every posture and being an example for those behind you.
7. NO FOOD OR BEVERAGES IN THE STUDIO
Bottled water is recommended before, during and after practice. It is important to drink plenty of water.
8. LIMIT YOUR SHOWERS
Please refrain from taking excessively long showers right after class as it puts unnecessary strain on your body. Also, other students might be waiting for their turn as we get super busy at times. A quick 5 minute bath to wash off sweat is all that is needed and recommended to bring the body temperature back to normal and settling the benefits of your yoga practice naturally.
9. MANAGE YOUR TIME EFFICIENTLY
All students are expected to finish dressing up maximum half hour after the class is finished to have the place ready for next class. Let us know in advance or after the class if you have a need to stay beyond the published timings and we’ll do our best to adjust accordingly.
10. ARRIVE ON TIME
At least 10 mins before class start time. It is not a good practice to walk into the hot room when class has started as it is not favorable to students who are trying to relax and arriving on time.
For the Best Bikram Yoga Experience
1. ENTER IN SILENCE, LEAVE IN SILENCE
The Hot Room is a place for meditation and practice. Respect yourself and your neighbors by being silent in your experience.
In yoga, people put their hands, and sometimes their face on the floor. You are going to take your shoes off anyway, so please remove them at the door.
Please do not wear perfume or any scent. Thirty or more people sweating in a closed space is less odorous than thirty or more people all wearing different brands of perfume. Also, people with allergies can be very sensitive to perfumes.
It is recommended that you do not eat at least 2 hours before you practice. If a special condition prevents this, eat easily digestible foods, i.e. fruit or yogurt one hour before class. Please refrain from smoking one hour prior to class.
6. FULLY COMMIT TO PRACTICE
Bottled water is recommended before, during and after practice. It is important to drink plenty of water.
Please refrain from taking excessively long showers right after class as it puts unnecessary strain on your body. Also, other students might be waiting for their turn as we get super busy at times. A quick 5 minute bath to wash off sweat is all that is needed and recommended to bring the body temperature back to normal and settling the benefits of your yoga practice naturally.
All students are expected to finish dressing up maximum half hour after the class is finished to have the place ready for next class. Let us know in advance or after the class if you have a need to stay beyond the published timings and we’ll do our best to adjust accordingly.
At least 10 mins before class start time. It is not a good practice to walk into the hot room when class has started as it is not favorable to students who are trying to relax and arriving on time.
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