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  • All levels are welcome - every class is suitable for beginning to advanced students, with no prior yoga or athletic experience necessary.
  • Children 8-14 FREE with Parent.
  • Arrive 15 minutes prior to class to settle in; no reservations are necessary.
  • Classes are 90 minutes long and start promptly. To ensure a focused and unified class, no late arrivals OR early dismissals are permissible.
  • Bring TWO LARGE bath towels and one yoga sticky mat, or ONE Breathe Yoga Mat (these may be purchased/rented from the Studio). Avoid perfumed detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets.
  • Wear snug fitting nylon/lycra/spandex yoga clothing.
  • Bring a large bottle of water: sugar-free electrolyte mixes are helpful (Ola Loa brand or Vitamin Water). These can be purchased at the Blue Moon.
  • Come well-hydrated, well-rested and well-nourished with an empty stomach.
  • Have a fresh towel, fresh water/juice/fruit, and a change of dry clothes for after-class comfort!

Helpful Yoga Practice Hints

If you are not flexible, Bikram Yoga is for you!

This is the most common misconception. Yoga is not how flexible you are; it's about reshaping your body and spine to increase your flexibility. The heat really aids in this process.

Discover your body, your mind and your limits.

It's the instructor's job to help you discover that limit, and to push it further and further away as your yoga practice progresses. Do only what your body tells you on any given day. This is your opportunity to learn about your mind-body connection and balance.

When in doubt, go easy. Asana means "with ease".

Push yourself as hard as you can, but at the same time respect your abilities. Patience is one of the most challenging aspects of Bikram Yoga.

Remember to breathe!

Yes, it's true: many of us will hold our breath during physical exertion, so keep breathing taking in "small sips of air".

Willingness is the key.

Ninety-five percent of your practice is just getting to the Studio. So, just show up, no compromises or negotiations!

It's the intention; not the perfection.