MY FIRST VISIT

Here are the steps to follow

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1. From Page planning, click on the registration link or directly on the course of your choice. A page on the Mindbody site will open and allow you to complete your registration after creating your personal profile. 

   This profile is essential, even for a trial lesson, because it assures us that you have read our general conditions and the safety rules concerning our activities. In addition, it allows us to have your contact details to contact you if necessary (for example in the event of a course cancellation so that you do not travel for nothing).
    

2. It is important when you create the profile to accept to receive emails concerning the management of your profile and the notifications concerning the courses, otherwise you will not receive the automatic emails informing you of course cancellations or waiting lists for example . ->
    

3. Once your profile has been created, choose the course and the date you wish to participate. You will then have to pay your course. The trial lesson costs CHF 20.- but will be deducted (therefore offered) with the purchase of any lesson packor subscription following your trial lesson. You can choose to pay by bank transfer or twint, but in this case you will have to wait for your trial lesson or pack to be credited before you can register. Then, you can also pay on site either in cash or by card (except postcard). You can find here all the options of rates and payments. (be careful, you will not be able to benefit from the trial lesson deducted if you make all your purchases online, you will have to pay for the 1st pack or subscription on site or by twint/transfer to be able to apply the reduction).
    

4. Logging in from a cell phone? The ideal is to download the Mindbody application to book your lessons (foriPhoneAndandroid).
    

5. D-Day: Plan to come a little early to make sure you find the studio and arrive on time. Check our page 'Contact & Access' for access to our studio (tram, bus, free parking only from 5:30 p.m. and weekends).
    

6. Questions? Don't hesitate to contact us write or call us during our reception hours.
    

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