YogaGlo

The studio was a nice place to practice in. It’s free first come first served. If you don’t mind being seen online then I would suggest trying it out as they often select very solid teachers. I personally have trained with quite a few of them in the past, so I know you’re going to get some great detailed insight on how to elevate your yoga practice.
On the other note, the online services are only $ 18 /​month with high quality teachers. It’s a great toolkit for any yogi to have, especially when they’re on-​the-​go.

For $ 18 per month, which is the cost of one yoga class where I live, this is a no-​brainer. More than the cost aspect though, YogaGlo really is amazing. You can filter by type of yoga, duration, area to work on, etc. The teachers are great. When you have a newborn and can’t get out to a class it is perfect. I have done a lot of classes with Amy Ippoliti who is great and am looking forward to trying out more classes and instructors.

I have had the online YogaGlo membership for almost a year and have only attempted to use the website a handful of times. Each time I did try to use the website, the video kept stalling or the website crashed so I just forgot about it while still paying the monthly fee. I think it is a fabulous idea and a great price… but I have not had a single good video experience. I am currently pregnant and tried one of the pre-​natal courses and did not enjoy the video as the instructor did not show modifications for poses that may be uncomfortable or painful for some women. Anyways, I consider this to be a huge waste of money and will be cancelling my membership once the website is working again. (Currently, I think it crashed and it is not loading).

This review is for the online version. I have been using Yogaglo for about 5 years now, it’s great. Got 30 minutes and a tweaky back? Curious about the bandhas? There’s a class for that! The cost is totally fair ($ 18/​mo) making it a wonderful stand alone resource for those who can’t afford to go to classes and a compliment for those who can.
So why only 3 stars? The new website sucks. To paraphrase another reviewer, why did Yogaglo go from a completely simple, user-​friendly set-​up to one that is complicated and doesn’t seem to make much sense? I have no earthy idea. I contacted Yogaglo for help navigating the new site, and asked why it changed. They got back to me right away and said it was in response to user feedback. What?!? If you are one of those users, please help me understand the feedback that would result in such a downgrade. For example, on the classic site you could flag classes as favorites which would be stored in your online account, and you could write a little note to yourself on each class («great for morning» or «no inversions on this one»). And the home page was just easier to understand. What is this «Mind, Body, Heart» thing they have going on? I really hope they’re not trying to trademark some new classification system. Newcomers I’ve recommended Yogaglo to are equally as confused.
I also find the website loads slower and I’ve had videos crash, mid-​class. Ironically, I just upgraded my internet to 100mbps. The teachers and classes are still wonderful, and I will continue to use Yogalgo. But why did they change a good thing? I may never really find the answer to that one… at least I can still navigate the filter page to find a class on accepting change :-)

The most comprehensive online yoga video source! Hundreds of classes, dozens of instructors and all sorts of different styles. And for only $ 18/​month! You get unlimited access and the ten videos of your choice to download to do when you have no internet access.
I’m a level ½ student and I really enjoy Jason Crandell, Kathryn Budig and Stephanie Snyder. They keep me busy and I now have a very affordable daily practice.
Namaste

yogaglos instructors are superb, absolutely wonderful. Unfortunately, yogaglo has done a comprehensive update of their website. For those of us using the online version alone, the website has gone from a highly user friendly and easy to navigate website to one incomprehensibly slow, with artificial categories, frequent crashes and technical difficulties. I recommended this service to many many people, I can no longer do that. It is truly mind bogglingly frustrating to utilize it now on an everyday basis.

I came here on my day off to take a class with Dice Iida-​Klein aftering following along online.
The parking wasn’t terrible — I just had to walk a block. The space is a warehouse but with a wood floor and marked spaces for each mat. It was packed except for one spot I think.
They have everything for free, including mats, blankets, blocks, and straps.
I was pretty nervous and wanted to make sure I didn’t mess up, although I’m sure I was far enough to the left that I wasn’t on screen.
Dice continued to walk around the class even out of sight of the camera to help us out. I’m pretty sure he helped every person at least once.
The room was hot, which I’m fine with. The flow was fantastic and the whole set-​up is extremely organized. Can’t wait to go again!

I only take the online classes, but I LOVE them. I am a beginner, having only started yoga seriously about 2 years ago. I wanted to take more classes, but it adds up quickly and I have a limited budget. But for $ 18 a month, I can take as many classes I want. I thought I would miss the community one gets from a real class, but that is overcome with the sheer variety of classes one can tap into. I have subscribed for six months and can tell that I am much stronger and more capable. I even take some of the meditation classes, which are terrific too! If you find you are short on time or want to enhance your current practice, I highly recommend their service!

I was displeased to learn that YogaGlo filed a lawsuit to patent having yoga videos online. They lost. But that attempt to saturate the market is highly non-​yogic. So I dropped my membership. Prior to that I was not upset with the service in any way.

I attended YogaGlo’s studio in Santa Monica this past week to take a class. The studio is beautiful, the teachers they invite are top notch, and I found the whole process of checking in and signing the timing waiver seamless and easy. If you get there early enough you’ll be able to snag a free parking spot in front of the studio. Will definitely be going back.

this is a review for the online classes not the studio
i have insomnia and this is my ticket to sleep. i practice vinyasa flow at a different studio and wanted to be able to practice it at home when i can’t make it to the vinyasa flow ²⁄₃ class times that are offered once or twice a day at my studio 30 min away. i also need to learn/​do relaxation technique, yoga nidra (yoga for sleep), breathing exercises, and restorative yoga daily to help me sleep, reduce anxiety and depression. To be able to get that kind of variety i would probably have to get memberships to different studios. i’m not satisfied with youtube videos and dvds. i can see myself really liking this membership. there is a wide variety of styles, teachers, levels, and time duration so anybody looking to practice yoga can find something right for them here. there is room for improvement though. i wish the website had a search browser like youtube or netflix. so if i wanted to look for videos that have pranayama or stretches using a chair i can search «pranayama» or «chair» and it will show me the results for class videos with those words in the title or description. also not all of the videos specify which props are going to be needed in the description. lastly i wish the sound quality would be better but that is probably costly to upgrade to better quality microphones. this is me nit picking. i am very happy with this web site especially for 18 $ a month this is probably the best deal in yoga.

I never write reviews on Unilocal but for YogaGlo I couldn’t resist. I am AMAZED there aren’t more reviews on here?! Everyone is saying this is a hidden gem in LA but I just moved from Michigan, and I know so many people who use the online classes!
I practice yoga 7 days a week and this is by far the best yoga studio I have ever been to (I only take the online classes though because I don’t live close enough to Santa Monica). I am so thankful I found it because I was getting so bored going to hot yoga and doing the same thing every single time. These classes challenge you and always offer new ways to improve your own personal practice. The best part is that with the online classes you can select certain body parts you want to work on or difficulty levels, they allow you to tailor the classes to your taste!
Dice Ida Kline is absolutely the best teacher I have ever practiced with. Every class I take with him inspires me to practice harder so hopefully one day I can be almost as good as he is! For those of you saying its hard… of course its hard he teaches advanced classes for the most part! People who are new to yoga assume that yoga is super easy so they figure they can do any class they want, but that is so far from the truth.
PLEASE open up a studio in Orange County!!! I would die of happiness!
I love love love yogaglo and I recommend it to anyone and everyone that asks me about yoga!

The range of styles YogaGlo offers online is impressive — they have my personal fave kundalini and a week doesn’t go by where I don’t stream a Jason Crandell class for his thoughtful and specific breakdowns of Hatha poses and transitions. But seriously. from ashtanga and hatha to yin and restorative, they have it all — literally hundreds of classes to choose from varying in length from 5 to 90 minutes. And the production quality is almost always excellent.
I wanted to practice 40 days of Kundalini yoga for ages to experience the transformative aspects, but hadn’t been so motivated to time out the different exercises day after day. Since subscribing to yogaglo my practice is the most regular it’s been and my 40 days of Kundalini are almost complete. I feel energized, happy and am experiencing gratitude in a whole new way. Thanks Kia Miller! There are dozens of Kundalini sets to choose from, most opening with the traditional ong-​namo-​guru-​dev-​namo blessing.
In person classes for that analog community vibe are also offered free at the studio in Santa Monica.

I can’t complain about YogaGlo! I love catching up with one of my favorite teachers when they’re in town. Hidden gem in Santa Monica.

Another one of LA’s best-​kept secrets. I attended Felicia Tomasko’s superb class — it was a great restorative experience and taught with grace, clarity and compassion.
YogaGlo has a very good setup and you get to be part of a much bigger yoga community when you join the televised classes. Choose your teacher carefully and you’ll have a great experience.

Loved my first experience of the YogaGlo studio in Santa Monica. Seane Corn was teaching so I already anticipated a good time, but from the moment we stepped in we were greeted with warmth and smiles.
Chris, Matt, and Paul were working on their computers (guessing they are the programers), but these also-​teachers were so accommodating. We told them we had driven up from OC and they were engaged and curious to know about our little journey. It truly felt like they cared.
The space feels peaceful and spacious and can host about 40-​some people. They have blankets, blocks, straps, and mats, two clean restrooms, plenty of cubbies to leave your bag and personal items, and flyers for their classes printed and ready at the front desk.
Right next door is a coffee shop (were we didn’t drink coffee — lol) but it’s nice to know that if you arrive early you can have a tea/​coffee before class. There’s a few reserved spots for YogaGlo visitors, but not too many, so go early to get free parking. Otherwise there’s metered parking on the parallel street.
Of course class was amazing and what I love is that you don’t have to sign up anywhere, you can just show up, sign the waiver, set up your mat, flow, savasana, and go.
Please check it out and as my friend Jacob would say, you can then Namaste your way into the day!

I love going to an actual studio (hello City Yoga) for the teachers and community.
These days, with 3 year old twins, a newborn, and a husband that easily can have 100+ hour work weeks, an actual yoga studio is a distant memory.
Yoga is my biggest problem (yes, first world problems). How does a mom who wants to practice her hand stands, get zen, get into her body, etc. have time to actually go to a studio??? YogaGlo is the solution (why don’t yoga studios offer childcare in Los Angeles???).
The teachers are pretty fabulous. The instruction is clear. The video is full of energy, I kinda sorta feel like I’m at the studio. The website allows you to search for classes by duration (45 minutes or 90 minutes), teacher, style (hatha, vinyasa, etc.) or by focus (inversions, hand stands, core, etc.). The first 15 days are free and then it’s just $ 18/​month for unlimited yoga classes.
It’s 10:43 pm at night, the twins are in bed, the newborn just passed out, I may just have time for a quick 60 minute yoga sessions. For reals, I get on my mat 5 – 6 times a week thanks to YogaGlo.
p. s. Yoga helps you bounce back into shape post baby. Try it!

I heart Yogaglo!
I especially have been enjoying vinyasa flow classes with Elena Brower. She really speaks to me.

After more time and research, I’ve come to the opinion, that if you have a solid foundation for your yoga practice, then there are a few good options on here. I’m a believer in practicing safely without sacrificing challenge (mental, physical) when it’s appropriate. To that end, I’ve really liked the classes by Stephanie Snyder, Kathryn Budig, Jason Crandell, and James Brown. The first three all teach Vinyasa Flow, and the last has some Restoratives classes, which are lovely. I should also say that some of these teachers are nationally and internationally recognized for their instructional skills in the studio. They’re very good.
The best things, I think, about YogaGlo are the price, convenience, selection, and flexibility. It’s $ 18 a month, which is about what ONE class at a studio will cost you. And then, you can do all kinds of searches to find exactly the kind of class you want. You can save favorites and track your practice as well. There have been a few issues with the video streaming, but mostly it’s been fine.
If you’re interested in developing a home practice, have a fair amount of yoga experience, and know what you want, this is for you. Beginners and early explorers, I think it’s still best to stick to in-​person classes so you can really suss everything out in a safe way.

I love Yogaglo! Yoga online is the best thing since sliced bread… and since I’m actually off the gluten, I dare say a whole lot better than sliced bread! Like the place I teach (Yogis Anonymous) they offer an incredible deal for online yoga classes, just $ 18 a month!
On top of that they have some of the best teachers on the planet.
— Kathryn Budig ~ Fun, creative, inspired vinyasa flow with plenty of inversion and arm balances sprinkled in to challenge you!
— Dice Ida Kline ~ Dice has a solid understanding of anatomy, and guides you through challenging postures giving each flow some fresh perspective. (to respond to Jessicas comment below, Dice teaches very advanced and difficult postures so in my opinion it is actually quite HELPFUL that he demonstrates them.)
— Felicia Tomasako ~ Lovely Hatha and Yin that will leave you totally blissed out!
— Steven Espinosa ~ Back to basics baby! You are never too advanced to use some brushing up on the basics, and Steven is an absolute genuis!
— Jo Tatsula ~ She is so calming as she steadily leads you through some of the most innovative, unique and inspired flow sequences! You will be suprised!
Elena Brower ~ I love her alignement cues and sweet disposition!
Noah Maze ~ Excellent, deep practice that leads to a peak pose while keeping you laughing the whole time!
And many more wonderful teachers!