S Factor Class Etiquette

Our time at S Factor is wild, blissful, non-judgmental, joyful, sacred, confidential, uninhibited and safe. In the playful spirit of preserving this unique environment, please:

 

  • Settle your account before class so that playtime will not be interrupted by a Front Desk Team Ambassador shuffling around in the dark looking for ya.
  • If you arrive late to class tip-toe in quietly, grab a mat, and find a spot in the back so as not to create too much ruckus.
  • Our studio-provided yoga mats are cleaned daily; however, if your class immediately follows another, give your mat a quick wipe down with the antibacterial spray and towels provided in class.
  • Please do not wear street shoes inside studio classrooms. This keeps the floors clean for pouncin' and crawlin'. Exception: The Level 3 Street Shoe lesson, yay! Wipe the bottom of your shoes with the antibacterial spray and towels provided in class.
  • Please turn off all cell phones and any other technical wonderment that may beep, sing or bring-a-ling in the middle of class. If you have an important call or text message to send during class, tip-toe out into the hall for privacy. In upper level classes, please do not text message during your classmates "free dance" time. You might miss something hot!
  • In upper level classes, if you leave the studio during "free dance" time, wait outside the door until the next student's dance song has ended before re-entering.
  • If you must leave class early, let your instructor know, then slip out quietly. In upper level classes, wait until the next student's "free dance" ends before leaving.
  • Do not chitter-chatter when your instructor is instructing. You might miss some superb wisdom!
  • If you are injured, alert your instructor so she can suggest a modification of any movement that may affect your injury.
  • When taking a make-up class, let your substitute teacher know what level you are so that she can demo the appropriate lesson for you.
  • Never attempt a pole trick your instructor has not given you instructions for. And never attempt an upside-down a.k.a. inverted trick without an instructor spotting you.
  • If you have a question about a lesson, especially something pole trick related, seek out the wisdom of your instructor rather than a fellow student.
  • Visitors/spectators are not permitted in class. Bring a friend to an Intro or Event where they can participate, and truly appreciate your affection for S.
  • Clap, cheer, hoot, holler, love, smile, hug, share and HAVE FUN!