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A guide to get you started

What are you looking for?

HigherImpact

Higher impact

LowerImpact

Lower impact

Ever done a movement practice before?

We recommend:

Reset Class

(Multilevel Vinyasa)

Rebuild Class

(Mat Pilates)

Realign Class

(Alignment focused Vinyasa)

We recommend:

Rebuild Class

(Mat Pilates)

Realign Class

(Alignment focused Vinyasa)

We recommend:

Realign Class

(Alignment focused Vinyasa)

Restore Class

(Yin or Restorative)

Follow the steps for a very practical guide curated by us to help get you started!

Looking for something more specific? We got you. We also have weekly Prenatal Yoga classes, Baby & Me Yoga, Kids Yoga, Zumba, Pilates and Breathwork offerings.

Frequently Asked
Questions

Comfortable clothing you can move in!

P.S. We don’t care about fancy yoga brand names or actual workout clothes – as long as you feel comfortable in it then it works for us!

An open mind and a sense of humor.

Your mat if you like, or else we’ll have mats available.

A water bottle. We have filtered water on site for staying hydrated.

Everyone has to start somewhere!

The first step is showing up to class. 
After that, everything will come with consistently showing up for yourself. Also, know that we won’t expect you to become advanced, we just want you to feel better each time you walk out of our doors.

Your yoga practice will be entirely yours.

Neither can a lot of us, but it works out fine by just 
bending the knees!

Our teachers will offer plenty of modifications for different levels of flexibility.

Let the instructor know it’s your first time.

It’s okay if you don’t catch everything at first. 
The important thing is to keep showing up.

It takes time to absorb the information – go easy on yourself and congratulate yourself for doing the hardest part, which is getting to class in the first place.

No. Yoga is a very personal practice.

We’re all just trying to be better than we were yesterday, last week, last month, last year.

And it’s okay if we’re not! Every day is different. 
If we see newcomers in classes, we are overjoyed that more people have found yoga.

Tips for Newcomers

1

If it’s your first time at the studio, try to arrive 10-15 minutes before class so you can get yourself situated and oriented to the space.

Feel free to introduce yourself to the teacher and reception team- you’ll be welcomed with a smile.

2

We kindly ask that you turn your phone to 
Do not disturb mode, or better yet airplane mode! Vibrating phones can also be distracting for some – the quieter, the more “zen” we’ll all be!

3

Please let the teacher know if you have any injuries or sensitivities.

4

Make sure to hydrate before and after class, and during if you need it.

5

We advise that you refrain from eating two hours prior to class.

6

We kindly ask that you avoid fragrances or perfumes as they can be disturbing to others. Our rule is, if in doubt, don’t wear it to class!

7

Take care of yourself and listen to your body. No one is judging if you take a break or skip a sequence. Child’s pose is a great place to be. Your practice is for you and you alone!

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Imperfect is perfect for us

No matter our knowledge or practice level, we are all human. At Everyone Yoga, everyone is seen and valued as an equal. Teachers are channels for sharing yoga practices and special sources of inspiration for all of us, but we encourage that you see them as human just like you.

We don’t believe in perfection, we embrace mistakes, awkwardness, doubt, and any kind of uncomfortable emotion, as they’re all part of the human experience. Let that shit out! Together we will breathe, grow, heal, connect, reflect, and roar. We vow to be a safe space for you to practice in the hopes that little by little we can all become more united through the wonderful teachings of yoga.