I arrived at Triyoga 5 minutes late, trying to locate the studio from the main street and having passed it several times. It's not quite the scene like at YogaTree in the Castro! The neighborhood is quite serene with quaint shops and eateries. I was trying to look out for Marina like looking chicks toting their yoga mats, but perhaps because I was late, had barely seen any. No...even after class ended, they either dispersed very quickly or had some secret hiding places for their mats. I must've looked like quite a dork carrying my black travel yoga mat on the tube!
Anyhow, Nadia's class was quite nice. A big one, about 40 students or so...and just like the neighborhood, it was serene. No loud music, no real loud panting or calling out of asanas. I believe it was a hatha level 2. There was a sense of seriousness...perhaps much to the likeness of the English traditions, but Nadia did break out a few laughs here and there. I'm looking forward to going back for the rest of my 5 class pass!
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