New to the studio?
Begin with our four-class new student introduction and experience the teaching before choosing an ongoing option.
Whether you are completely new to yoga, returning after time away, managing pain or an injury, or simply wondering where to park, here is everything you need to feel more comfortable before you arrive.
Begin with our four-class new student introduction and experience the teaching before choosing an ongoing option.
We are located at 140 Circle Drive, Suite 4, behind the former Buca di Beppo in Maitland.
Selected Mysore Yoga, Body Mechanics, and Mat Pilates classes are available virtually.
Select any question below to read the complete answer and find the information you need before your visit.
You do not need to understand the terminology or know what to do before you arrive. We will help you settle in and begin.
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Reserving a class
Do I need to pre-register for classes?
We encourage students to pre-register so their space is reserved and the instructor knows to expect them.
You are also welcome to arrive and register before class begins when space is available. To see upcoming classes and reserve your place, visit our class schedule .
Finding the studio
Is there parking?
Yes. There is parking on site and along Circle Drive. Additional parking is available in the former Buca di Beppo parking lot.
The Yoga Shala is located at 140 Circle Drive, Suite 4, Maitland, Florida 32751. Suite 4 is around the back of the building, directly behind the former Buca di Beppo.
See photographs, directions, and arrival details on our location page .
Before you arrive
How do I prepare for class?
Honor and respect your limits. Your body, energy, balance, and concentration may feel different from one day to the next.
Our instructors teach the person in front of them. Your experience can be adjusted according to your body, history, energy, goals, and stage of life.
Flexibility and prior experience are not requirements. What matters most is beginning consistently and learning how to work with your body.
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Practice from home
How do virtual classes work?
We offer virtual Mysore Yoga, Mat Pilates, and Body Mechanics classes to individuals and groups around the world.
You join the class live online and receive instruction, feedback, and modifications from the teacher. Virtual Mysore students still receive individualized attention rather than simply following a prerecorded class.
Look for the appropriate virtual option when registering through our class schedule .
Creating consistency
How often should I practice?
We recommend incorporating a movement practice into your weekly routine approximately three days per week as a strong starting point.
As your schedule permits and your interest grows, you may gradually build toward four, five, or six days. Consistency is more important than intensity. The most sustainable routine is one that supports your life rather than creating additional pressure.
A common concern
I’m not flexible. Can I still practice yoga?
Absolutely. Flexibility is not a requirement for beginning yoga. You do not need to touch your toes or perform advanced poses before you start.
Regular practice can gradually develop mobility, strength, coordination, balance, breathing, and body awareness. The aim is not flexibility alone, but a healthier relationship between strength and mobility.
The practice begins with the body you currently have—not the body you believe you should have.
We want you to understand our policies while also feeling comfortable communicating with us about your body and your needs.
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Studio policy
What is your cancellation policy?
All class and event bookings are subject to our 24-hour cancellation policy.
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the scheduled class or event. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the start time are non-refundable.
Working with your body
What about pre-existing pain and injuries?
Tell your instructor before class about any current injuries, surgeries, chronic pain, medical concerns, or movements that feel unsafe.
You may experience normal muscular effort or mild soreness when beginning a new practice, but you should not feel pressured to push through sharp, escalating, or unfamiliar pain.
We can often offer adjustments, modifications, and other considerations to help you work more thoughtfully with your body.
Students dealing with chronic pain, neurological changes, movement compensations, or reduced mobility may find Body Mechanics especially appropriate.
Yoga and movement instruction are not substitutes for medical diagnosis or treatment. Consult an appropriate licensed healthcare professional when necessary.
Give the gift of practice
I want to buy this as a gift. What do I do?
Call or text The Yoga Shala at 407-506-4626 and our team will help you purchase a gift certificate or choose the most appropriate offering.
Tell us what you are looking for, what your body has been through, and what you would like to feel more capable of doing. We will help you choose the best place to begin.
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