I thought it was strange that I couldn't see or participate in one class before signing up and I had to go through an evaluation, and an orientation before going to class, but I signed up for one month, because it had a 72 hour cancellation anyway.\r
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I have been to many, many yoga classes, and I actually taught yoga for a few years before I started a family.\r
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The evaluation was very strange and painful, but I thought, hey, it's a different culture, be open minded etc., see a class before judging. The next night was my orientation, again very strange, but I hadn't seen a class yet, and I really wanted to get back into yoga. I went to my first class after orientation on the same night. This was extremely strange, scary, and cult like. Beating your stomach, beating your chest.\r
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The next day I went in for my refund, it had been about 36 hours, remember I had 72. Well is was very difficult but he finally gave my refund minus the class I had attended and my orientation. There was nobody there and he kept saying he was too busy, and he had to call someone first. I explained I could call and there was nobody there and I wanted my refund. Do a search of Dahn Yoga before you go in there. There are many articles and news stories about it, that I wish I had looked at before going.
Pros: location
Cons: cult, scam
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