Code of Conduct
1 We follow the traditional Ashtanga method and agree to honour all eight limbs of the practice as the shared intention in this space.
2 The practice room is a place of contemplation and respect, we support each other’s focus and progress.
3 Students remain responsible for their own practice: please practice gently and intelligently, pause when needed, and seek appropriate professional medical or psychological help if you have injuries or mental health challenges.
4 Personal information shared in the context of practice – about bodies, health, family, work or emotions – is treated with care and not discussed outside the room.
5 This should be a physically and emotionally safe space for everyone. If anything feels unsafe, uncomfortable or awkward, please raise this as soon as possible so we can address it together.
6 This code is a living document. We may adjust it over time as we learn from experience, from each other and from the tradition.
Ashtanga Folk 