jess ✿

The amount of late comers I personally get is pretty disrespectable. It’s a lot better this year, but having like 5-15 people walking in one by one, over the whole 10min grace period, most of my classes, makes me wonder if it really is an emergency, or plainly terrible time management.

For those who have no idea why late comers aren’t allowed in:
1. It is extremely distracting for those in class and me for the door to keep opening and closing, and have them slowly set up their bikes or need help and sometimes have the handlebar/saddle fall and hit their hands. Everyone trying to get into the mood but it’s just not possible
2. The room is also dark and dangerous for the riders to come in and set up the bike, and have a chance of tripping over other people’s items and navigate through tight spaces of people riding and moving around
3. Miss briefings but I can’t rebrief them or check all the safety questions one by one
4. By the time 10 mins is up, that’s like 25% of the class. By now it should be all warmed up and getting into a high energy, but the door opens and someone is hehe-ing their way in. Sometimes they hold up the door which delays time- any longer than one minute causes a lot of disruptions in people’s schedule.
5. .

i find grace period a really kind thing for those with no option- but did you really have no way to get yourself on time, or was it just horrible time management and scheduling?

my top 3 worst reasons that tell me you have terrible time management:
1. I only decided last minute (is that a reason to disrespect everyone else for preparing and scheduling well)
2. I cant find parking (but also scheduled to reach an 8pm class at 8pm)
3. I can’t find the studio (did u not think you need time to find a new place)

Pls enlighten ur frens if u are bringing them along. Especially if u know they have malaysian timing