Yogaglo.com

[Curegirl]

Hi everyone, for anyone who is interested in yoga, I came across this site: www.yogaglo.com that has all different types, levels, durations with famous teachers. They offer a free 15 day trial period which I totally took advantage of. Not sure if anyone's posted the link before since I have limited access to the forums, but just in case...

[moonlight]

Thank you!

[Curegirl]

You're welcome, hope you like it as much as I do!

[BonBon]

One of my friends used that for a long time. She loved it! Now she's into zumba and teaches that.

[SoonerTexan]

Neat! I wish I could afford a real yoga membership!

[Curegirl]

Studios are so expensive! I hope you get a lot out of the trial membership...I was packing in the classes at all hours of the day

[SoonerTexan]

I'm going to try the trial membership (unless they ask for my CC). But otherwise $18/month is too expensive

[Curegirl]

Sooner, have you tried community classes? Our town has a phenomenal parks and recreation program with so many fun classes. Hoping that you have something similar in yours?

[DCJenn]

I use yogaglo when I travel and when I can't make it to the studio. I also have "Daily yoga" on my phone but it's pretty generic.

J.

[Curegirl]

I use yogaglo when I travel and when I can't make it to the studio. I also have "Daily yoga" on my phone but it's pretty generic.

J.

Jenn, which teacher do you like most? I've been sticking with Kathryn Budig and Jason Crandall because I do their Yoga Journal videos.

[DCJenn]

I don't have any props at my house so I have to scan the videos - I tend to stick to kundalini when traveling because they don't use props. At home, I look for practices that don't have any props needed. I did one yesterday from Dice Iida-Klein that was pretty intense but fun.

J.

[Sheherezade]

Love Dice too. Intense but fun! The arm balance workshop on there is CRAZY.

[Curegirl]

Love Dice too. Intense but fun! The arm balance workshop on there is CRAZY.

I'll check it out, thanks!