The door was locked, but the girl at the desk got up & let me in, seeming annoyed that I was at the studio at not an exact class time. After deciding which package I wanted to buy ( 20 classes for $ 180, good for 1 year) I stopped in to the studio today to do so. Feeling relieved, I didn’t stress about the fact that I still had 14 classes left & only 8 days to use them. She said yes, absolutely, no problem, & that all those classes would be good for a year.

I’ve never had to do that before, but I know other studios sometimes offer that. After I took a class last week (Weds, 6/ 8, the 11 – 12: 15 class), I asked the girl working at the desk (I don’t know her name, unfortunately) if, like at some other studios, they’d let me roll over my remaining Groupon classes if I purchased a class package, because I didn’t think I could use all 14 before they expired (today, 6⁄ 16).

I came to the studio on a 20 class Groupon, but due to a car accident in April (which occurred after I’d activated the Groupon) was forced to greatly reduce my level of physical exercise on doctor’s orders for my health & safety, which meant I was unable to use the 20 classes at the rate I’d hoped. While I’d first like to say that I’ve greatly enjoyed most of the classes at this studio, particularly those with Rebecca Stanley, who has such a soothing presence ( & voice!), the treatment I received from Victoria at the desk today was absolutely unacceptable when I went in to purchase a class package, & I cannot in good conscience recommend this studio.

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