Be Hot Yoga and Be University

ls and Pilates) accessible to all. With that in mind, we offer a whole array of classes from beginner to advanced. Depending on the class you choose and the ideal temperature setting for each, you can BE COOL, BE WARM, and yes, you can BE HOT! Yoga is a combination of body, mind, and spirit. Individuals practice yoga for different reasons
such as: flexibility, endurance, strength, weight-loss, centeredness, meditation, or even
rehabilitation. In the spirit of honoring the unique reasons why people choose to practice yoga,
we ask that you honor a few guidelines in our studio: Leave the world behind during class; we
offer lockers for personal belongings. Enter the yoga room with only your mat, towel, water,
and your intention for class. Please quietly close the studio door behind you upon entering or
exiting to maintain reverence and the room’s temperature. Our yoga, kettlebell, and Pilates teachers dedicate hundreds of hours studying bones, ligaments, muscles, and even the human mind and heart. Their extensive training not only helps to align postures on the mat, but helps align lives off the mat. It’s common to pay over $100 per month for a yoga studio membership. We feel the value offered at BE Hot, with unlimited classes for only $29 per
month, is exceptional! Remember, our goal is to make yoga accessible to all. The challenge
of a low monthly cost for members, is the inability to pay our yoga teachers what they truly
deserve. As a possible solution to this problem, you have an opportunity to tip your instructor. Tips may be offered during the check-in process via your credit card, or deposited directly into
the tip jars created for each instructor. Notes of appreciation are also gladly accepted. Please
understand monetary tipping is not mandatory, it is simply a way to show your instructor
gratitude. We tip many people throughout our day, (server, hair dresser, taxi driver) and food
for thought, when was the last time one of them changed your life? Yogis have been practicing yoga for more than 5,000 years. Many of the original words are
written in Sanskrit. During class our yoga teachers will at times use some of these words and
will always define them in English. At the end of every yoga practice, the last thing our yoga
teacher says is “namaste.” In Sanskrit “namaste” means the divine light in me honors and
respects the divine light in you. We take great care in creating a warm and welcoming
community and we believe you’ll agree. Let us prove it to you; if you’re not completely
satisfied after one month, we will refund your money. No questions asked. Welcome home and Namaste. BE Hot and Family