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[John Beimler <john AT radiomind.com>]

Heather Hesketh wrote:

> Folks,
>
> This may sound like a strange request to some, but I've gotten hooked 
> on yoga and am looking for a new instructor because my previous 
> instructor is only teaching morning classes now. The approach and 
> attitude of your instructor is key to getting the most out of your 
> yoga. I need in order of priority:
>
> 1) A low key instructor. I don't ever want to be confused and think 
> I'm in an aerobics class.
>
> 2) Someone that doesn't take things too seriously. I'm turned off by 
> too many new age trappings, chanting, and touching, and I prefer an 
> instructor who is willing to laugh with me during a session.
>
> 3) Classes that are in the evening, 6pm or later is the goal.
>
> 4) A studio that is in Raleigh, preferably inside or close to the 
> beltline.
>
> Does anyone have a yoga instructor they just love and who sounds like 
> a good fit for me?
I'd recommend Joy Yoga Studio (http://www.joyyogastudio.com/).  Very 
good instructors, no way its an aerobics class.  They are not too 
serious, they have classes later starting 6:30 - 7:30, but 
unfortunately, they are in Cary.  Both my wife and I go there, and my 
wife has taught there before too.  Feel free to email me if you have any 
questions.

Peace.

john