Medical Clearance

It is the individual responsibility of each participant to ensure that they are entering into a class safely and without known or unknown medical risk. The studio will not be liable for any adverse impacts upon an individual if they have not seen a medical professional to ensure they can safely commence classes.

Our teachers do assess the following: movement patterns, posture, joint mobility and range of motion as well as asking questions about past and current health history. However, we are not medical professionals and are not qualified to screen for a complete medical profile. It is your responsibility to consult your GP.

If your medical status changes from when you first commense classes, you must update your teacher immediately.

Conditions of entry

We have a zero tolerance policy for discriminatory and anti-social behaviour that threatens the emotional or physical comfort of other participants. We reserve the right refuse entry or ask that particpants remove themselves from class under circumstances listed above. We are an LGBTQI+ friendly space that caters to vulnerable and marginalised groups. We kindly ask that all students demonstrate decency and respect.

If this policy is not respected and you are asked to leave, the studio is not entitled to refund you for any classes purchased in advance. This will up to our discretion.

Tactile cueing

There may be instances in which the teacher asks if they can assist you through a movement by using tactile cues. This is where they may touch your limbs or torso to aid you in a movement. We have been trained to do this in a respectful and appropriate way. However, if you do not wish to be touched, let your teacher know when they ask for your consent.

Casual class attendance policy

Student who are not signed up to a pack may choose to pay week by week. Please note that while there is more flexibility in this option, attendance of no less than 8/10 classes is required in order for students to maintain the class time they are holding.