YOGABODY Reviews

The material is amazing but it’s difficult to navigate YOGABODY as it continuously loops back to the starting page.

- There is no benefit to using YOGABODY over browsing the content via web browser.

+ The “21-day hip challenge” is a solid challenge, and I find the stretches to be helpful. I appreciate that the instructor provides variations.

- I find myself muting the audio, because the constant talking is distracting and not a relaxing tone; feels like I’m sitting at a university lecture, rather than a yoga studio. It’s less beginner guidance and more high-level educational, which is beneficial on it’s own, but not during practice while I’m giving it my all just to hold the pose.

- The video could be improved; needs to be focused on center of mat and zoomed in a bit more. Angle is too high; top half of the screen is useless. Would be better if it was centered on the instructors torso and zoomed in more.

YOGABODY is good but it is only designed for an iPhone. Most fitness apps have both versions so you can take advantage of the larger screen space on an iPad. Right now it is only formatted to iPhones but still displays on iPads but can’t be used in landscape mode and only uses 60% of the screen.

I love the videos and stretches- time will tell if they significantly improve my flexibility but I am seeing some baby gains after 2 weeks. Doing them before bed gets me nice and relaxed as well.

Here are my gripes with YOGABODY :

Constantly glitching/ takes forever to load
Never remembers my login info
Doesn’t work well with airplay/screen mirroring
Layout is counterintuitive

Been doing yoga for a while but really love how Lucas explains which muscles are being stretched and what’s happening inside.helps me connect with my body.

I wish I can download YOGABODY on Apple TV though.that’s the only down side from it

YOGABODY is straightforward and easy to use. The content is terrific. I am working my way through the 21-day hip opening challenge and it’s already made a huge difference.