About Our Studio

• Currently we don't reserve classes, it's a big studio, we have more than enough space for everyone. ​
• We're a mildly heated yoga studio, classes are between 83 to 88 degrees. It's below body temperature but you're going to break a light sweat.
• If this isn't what you're looking for in a yoga studio we can recommend some other choices, there are several great options here in Bend.
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• We have mats and towels to rent at $2 each.
• We have two restrooms.

If You're New to Yoga
Here are some pointers:

• Your first week is free with local ID. If you're visiting Bend we have a Visitor's Pass for a week of unlimited yoga for $29. Your free week starts on the day you sign up.
• Yoga has very little to do with being flexible and how good of shape you're in.
• Wear comfortable clothes, you'll be moving a lot and will most likely break a bit of a sweat.
• Bring a beach towel or large bath towel.
• Bring a yoga mat if you have one, most people start with an inexpensive $20 mat from Target or somewhere similar.
  • We rent mats and towels for $2 each if you need one or forget yours.
• Start with a Vinyasa 1, then after a couple of those try a Vinyasa 2, Yoga Fit class or an Intro to Meditation.
• All yoga is NOT created equal, and one size does NOT fit all, so make sure to try a variety of teachers and classes.
• You'll practice barefoot.
• Bring a bottle of water.

Etiquette

• Please arrive 5 to 15 minutes early for class
• Please don't be late, it's disrespectful to the teacher and your fellow students. Our classes start on time and end on time. We lock the doors once class begins.
• If you're running late, get stuck in traffic, or life just seems to happen, call or text us ten minutes before class and we'll throw a mat down for you.
• It's common courtesy to shower before class. It's an uncomfortable conversation (for you and us) when other students complain about the smelly person in class.
• Please don't come to class sick, hoping to "sweat it out". Flu and cold viruses spread like wildfire in a yoga class, please be respectful of your fellow students, teachers and their lives outside of the studio with their family and jobs. Rest and hydration are the best way to get better fast.
• Remember to turn your cell phone off when you enter the studio please