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| - I checked out this place for the first time and I liked it a lot.
There's a parking lot right at the door, so if you come early you're guaranteed a spot. The receptionist is a gregarious girl who loves to joke around. When you enter, you hang your coat,take off your shoes, give your car keys to the receptionist in exchange for a key to the locker and walk to the change room. The change room is spacious and there are about 6 showers if I counted right. Each shower has a bottle of shower gel, which you can also use as shampoo as the direction says. Each of the 3 basins also has a uniquely scented anti bacterial soap.There's a towel by the basins.
I just wish there were more towels to use, because I don't think anybody wants used towels to dry their hands with.
The hot yoga room is warm enough to make you completely sweaty by the end of the moksha practice. The instructor doesn't actually do the yoga. He just talks and walks around to adjust everyone. So, if it's your first time you have to look at others to follow. There were mainly young people at this studio and about 80% were girls in all shapes and sizes. You can definitely tell who's more advanced and who's not. I think I was amongst the intermediate who could hold most, if not all of the poses. The room has a dimmed light, but it's enough to see the pipes on the ceiling when you look up. I couldn't help but to think how great it would be if the ceiling was covered.
Also, make sure you bring slippers when you walk out the hot room, because the floor can be very slippery when everyone walks around with their sweaty feet.
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