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| - I've been to two classes at The Grateful Yogi-- it just opened last week! The business owner and instructor for the classes (at least the ones I attended; there are other instructors), Ashley, was an absolute pleasure to meet. She really tailored the classes to the students, and of course, always lets you know to go at your own pace and only do what you can as class is not a competition.
Since it is a Kirtan class, at the end there is chanting. It's neat because during shavasana, Ashley played guitar and sang, and that kind of gets the chant embedded in your head so that you can sing/chant-a-long at the end of class.
She's got a lot of different class offerings, the studio is clean, there are mats, blocks and bolsters to borrow if necessary, and a bric-a-brac to hold your things. There is a table in the back for refreshments: water and different tea options.
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