Etiquette is a code of behavior that defines expectations and behavior within a social group. Like most businesses, Athletic Lab has its own expected etiquette to ensure we can deliver an un-compromised experience for all our members. You can read about our facility etiquette here. The following is our session etiquette. This is a good refresher to those who've been with us for awhile and a primer for those who are just joining us. These session guidelines help to make everyone's experience as amazing as possible. Following these guidelines will help you have a safe, effective and enjoyable training session. Use Equipment Wisely. Sharing is fine, stealing isn't. Athletic Lab is one of the best equipped training centers in the world, but there are still times it may seem like we're short on a piece of equipment. In cases like this, try to be polite and share your equipment with fellow members. Also, when you're setting up for a workout, please try to set up your area ahead of time with the gear you'll need so you're not impeding others. Open-Gym Hierarchy. If you're coming to Athletic Lab to train on your own outside of a coach-led session, please respect the space and equipment requirements of the ongoing classes. This means if there is ever a space or equipment limitation, open gym participants are required to give up whatever is necessary for a group class or private training session. We try to make this clear when someone signs up for a membership, but it's worth reiterating. Equipment conflicts are almost never a problem. What is more likely to happen are space conflicts that prevent a coach from having the best control and view for coaching. [...]