A scale, a laminated card, and a live report. Members weigh in, weigh out, and get their exact electrolyte replacement — private, on their own phone. Your members lose 2–5 lb a class; a sports drink replaces about a fifth of the sodium in it. The station does the actual math.
Member scans your QR, types their weight, taps “Hold my number” — it locks to their phone. Nothing to remember, nothing transmitted.
Try the live station flow →Towel off, scan again — the before-weight is already filled in. The drop is their sweat; they get exact Na · K · Mg and the ~$2 mix that hits it.
See the placard they'll read →Every session logs one anonymous record. Your report is a live URL — sessions, liters replaced, a copy-paste recap line to read in class.
Open a live report →Nothing is for sale on this page. The pieces above work today: the station flow, the placard and the live report. The Boulder studio pilot is described here: the Yoga Pod pilot →
Sweat sodium varies tenfold between people. The station turns your hot room into the one place they learn theirs — with the primary-source physiology behind it.
The science →The weekly recap line is written for you, from real measured data. Read it in class, put it in the newsletter — it's proof your room works hard.
See a live report →A referral code for teachers who mention the station is planned, not open yet. The 15-second scripts after savasana are ready now.
Instructor program →