I've never met people who call themselves yoga teachers and leave students shaking and angry instead of calm and healed. Because I practice yoga nearly daily, I have been to a number of studios in Central Florida and can honestly say I abhor College Park Yoga because of the way both teachers working the registration table treated me on Thanksgiving day. A friend had warned me that the owners were young but had all these rules and were very controlling--that I probably wouldn't like it there. Anyway, as it was my first time at College Park Yoga, I had a $20 and asked for a new student form as well as for information regarding the price of one class. They very rudely told me to read the back of the form instead of telling me $X. I was running late, and simply asked again, ""well, I'm not getting a package, so how much is it for one class? I just want to pay now."" And they each condescendingly laughed at me and coldly replied, ""just read the form. Everything you need to know is on the form, just like we said"" No welcome to our studio, no good morning, no positive energy--just two smug jerks who wouldn't simply say, ""$15."" So I took the form and went to sign and read it, saying, ""I'm sorry for having asked this question,"" and a woman with long dark hair yelled at me, ""looks like SOMEONE is having a good Thanksgiving!"" Well, I was until I decided to try College Park Yoga. I left in disbelief and went to Full Circle, where I found a warm welcome and an easy reply to my question, ""how much for a class?"" I felt better the minute I walked into the studio--as it should be. This is a sham of a business if this is how it welcomes new students. I'll be spreading the word around Winter Park.
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