This was purchased as a series but somehow ended up charging by episode which made the price double. This appears to be a bait and switch scam. I agreed to pay one price and ended up with something completely different on the bill. Apple needs to check this one!!

This is a terrific and useable way to build up to a full class. I have a great studio near me, but I just wasn't ready to keep up. I love that it is in segments so you can just play one section until you get it down. She talks you through the sun salutation so you can really use this as a guide to your practice rather than waiting or fast forwarding--you learn the natural rhythm of the movements as they connect to breath and then build with the more advanced sections. I am so grateful I bought this (in segments--I didn't buy the intro--just the parts I wanted)

This class is for intermediate or advanced. If you cannot touch your toes or your head to your knees or do a solid push up this class is not for you. I purchased this class to learn how to do yoga from the start. She does show some adaptive poses in a separate video but rushes through them. When she teaches she speaks fast and doesn't show you the adaptations during the class so you are supposed to remember what she said in the earlier mentioned video. We stopped this class and went to YouTube and watched Rodney Yee his class was easier and more designed with the beginner in mind. I would not have given this class any stars but you had to put down a star to leave a comment. Don't waste your money.

$3 for a 2 min intro that is nothing more than a welcome message??? The next episode is $3 and is 11 min long?? Ridiculous! Buyer beware.

The yoga is good, but the narrator talks rapidly and continuously throughout the sessions, even while instructing the viewer to be meditative. While suggestions are made verbally to adapt the poses for those whose foreheads do not touch their knees in a standing forward bend, the modified poses are not demonstrated, only the pose as performed by an advanced practitioner. Look for Rodney Yee's series on yoga for beginners. We bought both, and follow Yee's sessions regularly while this series goes unused.