At Bhakti Yoga School, we take the safety and well-being of our students very seriously. However, we must inform you that any injuries sustained during yoga classes are not the responsibility of the school, its teachers, or staff.
While we take all necessary precautions to ensure our classes are safe and effective, each student is responsible for their own health and well-being. Every body is unique and may respond differently to yoga postures and movements.
It is important that each student remains aware of their own physical and emotional limitations and communicates with their teacher if they have any concerns. Students should respect their limits and not push their bodies beyond what is safe and comfortable.
We remind you that yoga is a gradual process, and its benefits are experienced over time. We always encourage our students to practice with patience and consistency, and to consult with a physician before beginning any exercise program if they have a medical condition.
In summary, Bhakti Yoga School is not liable for any injury or harm that may occur during the practice of yoga. However, we are committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment in our classes and to providing all the necessary information for our students to practice responsibly and mindfully.