Class Notes for yoga studios
CLASS NOTES FOR YOGA STUDIOS

Class notes without clinical overhead.

Lightweight class notes — sequence, themes, common modifications, attendance. Without forcing yoga teaching into a clinical SOAP framework.

How yoga studios actually use this

Yoga instructors don't need clinical SOAP. They need lightweight class notes — sequence taught, theme/dharma talk, common modifications offered, individual student concerns flagged. Stillpoint's yoga-class template stays out of the way.

The typical workflow

  1. 1After class, open the class on the calendar
  2. 2Note sequence taught (or attach a saved sequence template)
  3. 3Note theme / dharma talk if applicable
  4. 4Flag individual students with concerns (injury, request, follow-up)
  5. 5Save — class history visible to subs and to your future self

Works with what you already use

Common tools yoga studios pair with class notes.

Sequence libraryMobile-first inputSub coverage handoff

Concerns we hear most

Do I need to write notes after every class?

No — class notes are optional. Many instructors write them only when something specific happened (a new student, an injury concern, a great theme to repeat).

Is it overkill for a small studio?

Class notes are lightweight — 30 seconds. Useful when you have multiple instructors or when you want to revisit themes.

Frequently asked questions

Can I save sequence templates?

Yes — save your favorite sequences as templates and apply them to class notes.

Can subs see prior class notes?

Yes if you allow — subs picking up a class can view recent class history to maintain continuity.

Can I flag injured students for the next class?

Yes — student-level flags surface to whoever teaches their next class.

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