Oh and about the mirrors, I found when I first started that they weren't neccessary, as it was such a big class that it would have been difficult to see anyway and caused a bit of self-consiousness, you can always practice at home in front of the mirror, but a good teacher should work with you individually to make sure you get it and are confident with the moves regardless of there being a mirror or not, once you know the "feel" of a move it becomes a lot easier.
In the class I ran there were mirrors however, as it was a fairly small group they worked well so they are great in that circumstance.
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