Anyone using Yogaglo?

odonogc
odonogc Posts: 223 Member
I just started last week, I'm on my 15 day trial, but I'm definitely going to stick with it after that.

I thought it might be fun to share thoughts on instructors, practices, etc.

I did this practice last night - Side body flow

http://www.yogaglo.com/online-class-2863-Side-Body-Flow.html

I really liked it. I definitely couldn't do everything, but the instructor had a lot of energy, and I'm sore today, which hasn't happened in ages.

I did a different practice a few days ago, and it was SO advanced, I felt really disappointed. The woman kept falling back into bridge, and then pulling herself right back up, even from one armed bridge! Sianna's home practice.

http://www.yogaglo.com/online-class-2737-Siannas-Home-Practice.html
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  • yoginimary
    yoginimary Posts: 6,788 Member
    Never used Yogaglo, but I really like Christina Sell. I've been to quite a few of her classes/workshops:
    http://www.yogaglo.com/teacher-43-Christina-Sell.html
  • PinkNinjaLaura
    PinkNinjaLaura Posts: 3,202 Member
    I've seen the ads on Facebook and was wondering if it was any good. I took Hatha Yoga classes last year and really liked them, but now they don't fit into my schedule.
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I've seen the ads on Facebook and was wondering if it was any good. I took Hatha Yoga classes last year and really liked them, but now they don't fit into my schedule.

    Even the on demand classes don't fit in? :(
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I did a practice today called "Sneak into a deep practice". It was really good! She said it was a practice she liked to do when she was tired. She started on the floor with a lot of deep stretching, and then later in the practice did the more vigorous part of the practice.
  • PinkNinjaLaura
    PinkNinjaLaura Posts: 3,202 Member
    I've seen the ads on Facebook and was wondering if it was any good. I took Hatha Yoga classes last year and really liked them, but now they don't fit into my schedule.

    Even the on demand classes don't fit in? :(

    Sorry I meant the local classes I was taking before don't fit into my schedule anymore, so I was wondering if Yogaglo was a good alternative.
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I bet it would fit! They have classes from like 10 minutes up to 90!

    The more I use it, the more I like it.
  • lithezebra
    lithezebra Posts: 3,670 Member
    Does Yogaglo have written sequences? I can't follow a video and keep my neck aligned. I like to look at a flow, memorize it, and do it.
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I don't think so, it seems to be all video based, from what I see.
  • Snapdragons3
    Snapdragons3 Posts: 46 Member
    Yes, I like it. It is easy to search for what you are looking for.
  • dani_bee
    dani_bee Posts: 45 Member
    I just started Yoga Glo. Their beginner series was fantastic. I feel like I'm really making progress and Jo explained everything very clearly. I can't wait to start level 1 classes :)
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I just started Yoga Glo. Their beginner series was fantastic. I feel like I'm really making progress and Jo explained everything very clearly. I can't wait to start level 1 classes :)

    Woo hoo!

    I'm addicted to Kathryn Buding and Dice's classes.
  • readthat
    readthat Posts: 136
    Hello, I am new to this group and new to Yoga. I just finished a five week in studio intro to Yoga to get the basics down. I was looking into Yogoglo and wondered if you were still using it, and if you still like it?
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I am still using it, everyday! I love it.
  • nyhockeyguy
    nyhockeyguy Posts: 6 Member
    I have just heard of Yogaglo, but am not ready yet. I have been going to a local studio for about 3 months and have lost almost 20lbs, along w MFP... loving it... but can't imagine doing yoga alone. Is it weird? whats it like? Plus, I have been doing HOt Yoga 2xs/wk and its amazing... THAT I cannot do at home...
  • I started with Yogaglo about a month ago and I really love it. I also go to a local studio once a week. I like Jason Crandell's beginning classes and Felicia Tomasko has some really nice restorative classes. In general I like the search function so I can find the right class (intensity/length/body focus) for my mood each day. :)
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I'm so used to practicing alone now, that I don't want to practice around others, lol! I don't feel self conscious when I close my eyes or do lion, it's just my little space and time. That of course doesn't stop me from buying cute yoga clothes!

    Felicia Tomasko is great! I did a 90 minute yin yang practice with her and Dice. Loved it but I am WIPED.
  • readthat
    readthat Posts: 136
    I went ahead and joined Yogaglo and I am loving it. I feel the same way, it's something I can definitely stick with. I like running too , but keep ending up injured. I feel like the Yoga will make everything stronger, maybe less future injuries. The search feature is great on Yogaglo. So far I have done mostly basic stuff and stuck with vinyasa flow and a few Ashtanga. Anyone have favorite styles, or teachers?
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    I went ahead and joined Yogaglo and I am loving it. I feel the same way, it's something I can definitely stick with. I like running too , but keep ending up injured. I feel like the Yoga will make everything stronger, maybe less future injuries. The search feature is great on Yogaglo. So far I have done mostly basic stuff and stuck with vinyasa flow and a few Ashtanga. Anyone have favorite styles, or teachers?

    I almost always practice with Kathryn Budig or Dice Iida-Klein. I also like Jason Crandell and Felicia Tomoasato
  • readthat
    readthat Posts: 136
    Thanks! I think I have tried the ones you have except dice. I will try him next!
  • Shan790
    Shan790 Posts: 280 Member
    I am about to try out the free trial :) ya'll convinced me :)
  • KellyUVA
    KellyUVA Posts: 255 Member
    Ok, silly question . . . how are you guys watching the videos? I don't have an internet tv, so I have watched some videos on YouTube through my xbox. The other alternative would be my iPad, but I don't know if I could handle a screen that small.
  • Shan790
    Shan790 Posts: 280 Member
    I use my iPad. But I've been doing yoga for a while so I mostly need the audio. I know what most of the poses are and don't have to look at the screen, just hear the guided instructions.
  • rachelpu07
    rachelpu07 Posts: 4 Member
    Would anyone mind saying how much this costs per month? I have seen ads and recently started teaching yoga at a local studio. The studio owner recommended YogaGlo to help put sequences together, but I wanted to see how affordable it was first. Also, if the videos are super cheesy, I can't handle that, lol!
  • yoga_mel
    yoga_mel Posts: 76 Member
    Had never heard of it but always looking for new ways to improve my home yoga practice :) thanks! Might have to check it out
  • KellyUVA
    KellyUVA Posts: 255 Member
    Looks like it is $18 a month after the free membership period.
  • readthat
    readthat Posts: 136
    they have a 15 day trial and then $18 per month. I really love it. You can choose your classes by style of yoga, instructor, time and level. They have some great beginner series that goes through all the poses and styles slowly.
  • readthat
    readthat Posts: 136
    I watch it on my laptop most the time and sometimes my Wii. I think it works on a Roku too
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    Thanks! I think I have tried the ones you have except dice. I will try him next!
    Awesome, let me know what you think!
  • odonogc
    odonogc Posts: 223 Member
    Would anyone mind saying how much this costs per month? I have seen ads and recently started teaching yoga at a local studio. The studio owner recommended YogaGlo to help put sequences together, but I wanted to see how affordable it was first. Also, if the videos are super cheesy, I can't handle that, lol!

    The video quality is really good. Check out the free trial and then decide.
  • Jaerae32
    Jaerae32 Posts: 4 Member
    I'm so glad I ran across this group. I just started doing Yoga and am so confused on how to practice. Which poses to do, how long to do it? I was looking at YogaGlo last week and debated. I think you guys had some great comments, and I'm going to try it out.

    Any help you all could give on starting your at home practice would be great.