What to Bring to a Yoga Class at Arrow Yoga
- Danielle Yarusso
- May 28
- 2 min read
Whether you're new to the studio or just want to feel fully prepared, here’s everything you’ll want to bring to your next class at Arrow Yoga in Baltimore.
What you’ll want to have with you
Bring your yoga mat to class. It’s the one item you’ll use every time you practice. For hot classes, a yoga towel is encouraged to cover your mat. It helps absorb sweat and gives you extra grip for a steadier, safer practice.
A reusable water bottle is needed to stay hydrated before, during, and after your flow. If you forget yours, no worries—we have Arrow Yoga branded bottles available for purchase, or you can ask for a cup at the front desk and use our filtered water refill station!
Planning to shower after class? Feel free to bring your own towel, or make it easy and rent one of ours.
What we provide to support your practice
We’ve got blocks and bolsters ready for you, so you can find the right alignment and support in every pose.
Our showers are stocked with clean, feel-good toiletries so you can rinse off and head out feeling fresh. P.S. Our favorite post-class sip / bite / catch-up-with-a-friend space can be found with the lovely folks at Good Neighbor just a three minute walk away!
Come as you are
At Arrow Yoga, you don’t need much to get started—just the basics, an open mind, and a willingness to show up for yourself. We’ll take care of the rest.
Quick Recap – What to Bring
Yoga mat
Yoga towel that absorbs sweat and adds grip during hot yoga (you can rent one, too!)
Reusable water bottle
Towel (if you plan to shower)
What We Provide
Bolsters and blocks
Filtered water station
Towel rentals and shower toiletries
📍 We are located at 902 W 36th street in the Hampden neighborhood in Baltimore City. Our studio is on the 2nd floor with the entrance to our studio on the right hand side of the front of the building.
If it is your first time to the studio, give yourself extra time to find us.
Parking at Arrow Yoga
There is both free and paid parking on the streets surrounding our studio. Along Roland, and Elm Ave, there is free parking, however on 36th street (the Avenue) there is paid parking available directly in front of the studio.
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