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If you’re new to social nudity, these classes are the perfect way to get involved and experience it in a safe, non-judgemental and relaxing space. With myself and the friendly regulars in attendance, there is an ever-present sense of community and support…and this only continues to grow. Many of us will remember what our first time socialising nude was like. Some of us may also remember stepping foot into a yoga class for the first time…it can be intimidating! Remember, you’re not alone and we’ve all been in that boat…so we’ve got you! We all have to start somewhere, right? And that’s just what many of my students have done; taken the first step. A little bit of courage is all it takes to get started.
This is a naked yoga class and so it is expected that participants practice in the nude. If you’re feeling a little nervous about getting nude, you’re more than likely not the only one.
The room only looks like this once a month. This is Margot Schein’s nude yoga class, hosted by Durham’s Threehouse Studios since June 2021. The class costs $20, and it is all-gender, all (adult) ages, and completely naked (except during COVID, when participants wore nothing but masks). There’s always a waitlist.
To ease the shock of the first few naked moments at the start of each class, Schein relies on her sense of humor. She runs in, still fully clothed, and races to get undressed before too much awkwardness settles in. She starts off with her go-to line: “This is nude yoga. If you’re in the wrong place, I’m so sorry. You’re a real sport for getting naked.” Even the regulars laugh.
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