ACROYOGA GENEVA
Year-round courses from the end of August to the end of June
Rules of Conduct During Jams
Our jam sessions are spaces for sharing, trust, and movement. To ensure everyone can practice safely and peacefully, we make it a point to cultivate respect, attentiveness, and kindness.
​By participating in our jams, you help maintain an inclusive, warm, and safe space for everyone. 🌸
Consent
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Ask for and receive explicit consent from your partner.
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Respect and welcome the answer, whether it is “yes,” “not yet,” or “no.”
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Use simple signals (e.g. “up / down / stop”) to clarify intentions.
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Regularly check your partner's comfort and well-being, especially during more engaging figures or when you are spotting (e.g., "Is it okay if I touch your stomach if I spot you like this?")
Security
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Always start with a complete warm-up: wrists, shoulders, hips, back, core.
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Spotter: emphasize the importance of spotting during lessons and always demonstrate this essential role.
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Focus on low/ground lifts before moving on to higher lifts.
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Check with the group the intensity of spotting required (ninja spotting or very present).
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Respect your own limits and those of your partner.
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Work gradually: mastering a simple figure is preferable to a risky attempt at a complex figure.
Communication
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Ask first what your partner needs: “How can I help you?” or “Do you need feedback now?”
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Focus on yourself: Identify what you yourself could improve before commenting on the other person's performance.
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Allow the discussion to unfold between the base and the flyer before intervening as a spotter. Intervening too early can interrupt dialogue and mutual understanding.
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Use clear and concise instructions that are positive and constructive.
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Respect everyone's pace and level, and encourage active listening: ask questions and check that the message is understood.