Please familiarize yourself with the following policies, procedures, and expectations involving the reopening of our studio. Your safety and the safety of our staff is of the utmost importance priority. If you have any questions or concerns, please share them with us. See you soon!
SELF MONITORING
We ask that all clients (and staff) monitor themselves for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and report these to Straightline staff, along with any possible exposure. Stay home if you do not feel well or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, symptomatic and/or diagnosed. Please do not come into the studio. No exceptions.
Complete a COVID-19 risk-self assessment regularly.
Have you been within 6 feet of a person with a lab-confirmed case of COVID-19 for at least 5 minutes, or had direct contact with their mucus or saliva, in the past 14 days? In the last 48 hours, have you had any of the following NEW symptoms?
- Fever of 100 F (37.8 C) or above, or fever symptoms like alternating chills and sweating
- Cough
- Trouble breathing, shortness of breath or severe wheezing
- Chills or repeated shaking with chills
- Muscle aches
- Sore throat
- Loss of smell or taste, or a change in taste
- Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea
- Headache
SELF MONITORING
We ask that all clients (and staff) monitor themselves for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and report these to Straightline staff, along with any possible exposure. Stay home if you do not feel well or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, symptomatic and/or diagnosed. Please do not come into the studio. No exceptions.
Complete a COVID-19 risk-self assessment regularly.
Have you been within 6 feet of a person with a lab-confirmed case of COVID-19 for at least 5 minutes, or had direct contact with their mucus or saliva, in the past 14 days? In the last 48 hours, have you had any of the following NEW symptoms?
- Fever of 100 F (37.8 C) or above, or fever symptoms like alternating chills and sweating
- Cough
- Trouble breathing, shortness of breath or severe wheezing
- Chills or repeated shaking with chills
- Muscle aches
- Sore throat
- Loss of smell or taste, or a change in taste
- Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea
- Headache
CLEANLINESS
Studio Practices
- Increased daily cleaning practices as well as thorough cleaning between classes.
- Fan and water dispenser usage will be temporarily suspended
- A UV fan, ultraviolet lights and an air purifier will be used
- Changing rooms, water service, waiting room, etc. will all be shut down.
- Staff will deliver, monitor, and clean equipment between classes
What We Ask Of You
- Wash hands upon arrival and before class, wipes and sanitizer will be provided
- Cough into arms, rather than out in the open
- Socks will be required in all indoor classes
- Bring your own yoga mat and water bottle
- Stay home if you do not feel well, have any potential symptoms, or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, symptomatic and/or diagnosed. Please do not come into the studio. No exceptions.
SOCIAL DISTANCING
Class Capacity and Frequency
- Class times will be spaced to allow for cleaning and to reduce congregating
- Class sizes reduced to 8
- We will have assigned stations with appropriate spacing, 4 on the front barre and 4 on the back. Teachers will set up the stations with props and be responsible for cleaning and returning props. Clients are asked to go directly to their station and stay there throughout class.
Personal Bubble
- Please maintain 6 ft. space when moving around the studio
- Instructors will eliminate hands-on adjustments
- Bring your own yoga mat and water bottle.
- Clients are encouraged to leave promptly after class
ARRIVAL
Studio doors will open 10 minutes before class
- Masks required upon entry and during class in accordance with city regulations
- Come dressed and keep personal items to a minimum.
- Store personal items in the cubbies or on the hooks
- The waiting room, changing room and small studio will be closed for the time being
Touchless Check in Procedures
- Front door will remain open before and after class
- Staff is responsible for checking clients in digitally
- Sign up ahead of time to ensure waivers are signed and payments are made electronically
Tips on Proper Wear of a Face Covering during Exercise
- Make sure your mask is big enough to cover your nose and face for proper protection.
- The mask should feel comfortable and snug around your cheeks and nose. Try not to fidget with the mask while you are working out.
- If the mask restricts your breathing prior to exercise, it will not be good to wear during exercise.
- Wash your hands PRIOR to putting on your mask. Soap and water are fine or use an alcohol-based hand rub.
- Make sure you do not touch your eyes, nose or mouth when removing your mask. Wash your hands AFTER taking off your mask.
- Remove your mask by the ear loops because the front of the mask is where germs will collect.
- A great advantage of a cloth mask is that it can be washed. Exercise enthusiasts who exercise regularly are encouraged to have a few masks so there is a clean, dry mask ready for each workout. Any laundry detergent will be fine for washing cloth face masks.
- When you talk, keep your mask over your nose and mouth. Do not pull it down as this defeats the purpose of blocking respiratory droplets from being released in the air.
- If you tend to sweat a lot when you workout (indoors or outdoors), perhaps bring a second mask with you and replace when it becomes damp. It is best to replace a damp mask (from workout sweat or outdoor humidity).
- For people who wear glasses, sometimes they fog up if too much air is released near the nose of the face mask. Readjust the mask to be snug over the nose. Furthermore, it has been shown that washing glasses with soapy water, without rinsing, and letting them dry prior to wearing a face mask reduces fogging. Alas, folding a tissue and placing underneath your glasses may absorb any escaping moisture from your breath.
We look forward to moving with you in person!