I love being able to go to my mat and… I love being able to go to my mat and choose a video within minutes. All the practices flow and are prompted well enough that I don’t need to look at my phone or computer. I have my favorite videos ranging from a ten minute wake up flow, to a 45 minute restorative, to a half hour sweat class. The classes are versatile and everyone can participate in these videos!

Disillusioned in YG.com after home course There were some new helpful new tools taught, a lot of basic activities (sing, buy flowers, cook) and incredible facilitators (accessible, open, authentic, heart centered). I left it with the reminder to myself that though she's a social media fame, she's not a qualified expert for any of this. For me the course fell very short of my hopes for it. It felt inauthentic from Rachel, a money making venture, first and foremost. Beyond that, I've been disappointed to see that though it cost $1600 for the 'live' version I participated in, it's now being offered at $300, the non-live version. How did a live version demand that much money? I feel greatly disillusioned in the whole of yg.com atm.

I used yogagirl.com almost a month ago… I used yogagirl.com almost a month ago and had an alrite experience. I wouldn't say it was great, but it was almost good. The service was decent and the overall process was smooth. It didn't take too long and the payment process was simple and easy. Sadly, they do not offer much variaty of product, but the ones they have are fome quality. I can't help but feel that the pricing is a bit too high for what you're getting sometimes. There's always room for improvemnt, but all in all it was an okish experience.

Its called Yoga girl but there's barely new yoga content I subscribed to the website during the pandemic, but then went back to practicing on a studio. I got interested in the "new" content for this year, and I'm impressed by how there is barely any new classes of actual yoga in the "yoga" girl website. The challenge for spring was old content, branded as "curated". And the monthly live classes are all sitting mediations and "drinking tea" (?) It's safe to say I won't be resubscribing to this membership in the near future. And I leave this review for unwary yogis looking for actual fresh asanas and movement.

To me the YogaGirl platform feels like… home! To me YogaGirl feels like a home to come back to again and again, no matter in which situation I find myself. I helps me to center, to love myself, and practice self-care every day. It's such a place of love, healing and inspiration. The community is so unique, I feel connected and held even in times of isolation. There are a lot of different teachers, that bring their own style of yoga to the platform - so there is definitely a class for everyone.