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Members Resouces / FAQs
Welcome to our Membership Information page! Here, you'll find everything you need to know about our membership options, contracts, studio booking policies, and more. We believe in transparency and clarity, so you can focus on what truly matters - your yoga journey.
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Do I need to pre-book my class?Yes, pre-booking is required as we cannot accept walk-ins. You can easily create your account online, purchase your new pass, and reserve your class on our website 24/7.
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Are your classes hot?Fall & Winter: Classes are warmed to a comfortable 70-75 degrees, ensuring you are comfortable throughout class. Spring - Fall: Our panoramic windows are open ensuring sunlight, fresh air, and natural breezes. We do not offer "Hot" yoga classes which are normally heated to 90+ degrees. However, you will sweat by stoking your inner furnace not artificially by a heating vent ;)
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Is there a beginner's class? What if I can't do everything in the class?Don't worry! All our classes are beginner-friendly. Our expert instructors adapt and modify every pose to accommodate all skill levels. If a class interests you, go for it!
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Studio Etiquette at Mantra Yoga - Creating a Peaceful Space:Studio Etiquette at Mantra Yoga - Creating a Peaceful Space: Arrival Time: Please arrive 5 - 10 minutes before your class begins. This helps you settle in and start your practice with a calm mind. Shoe-Free Zone: Kindly remove your shoes upon entering. Our clean wood floors are a no-shoe area to keep away germs and bacteria. Your feet will thank you! Personal Belongings: Leave your bags and other items in the greeting area (the rugged space). It's safe and sound there. Phone-Free Practice: Turn off your phone when you arrive. Embrace this time to disconnect and be present in your practice. What to Bring Into the Practice Area: Bring only your mat, water bottle, and towel into the practice space. To keep the area clear and safe, please no cell phones or extra items. Cleanliness Matters: Arrive clean and in fresh clothes. It's all part of respecting yourself and the shared space.
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