01-29-15, 04:59 PM | |
Join Date: Aug 2009
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Okay, I just tried my first class. I did Travis Eliot's Twist and Flow, 60 minute, level 2+ class, although I could only finish 1/2 of it.
I'm probably not the best judge of this right now, because I'm sick (I have this yucky flu stuff going around). I just wanted something to work up a little sweat, to see how I felt. I chose this class because of the twists - I thought I could use some detoxification right now, being that I'm sick. Looking over the classes again, I should have chosen Travis's Detox and Flow instead, since that one was only 30 minutes. I had to quit the practice 1/2 way through simply because my lungs were burning, and it was just too much too soon. I was starting to work up a nice little sweat though, and the practice itself was really nice. It was a simple move, but I loved the twisting cobras that he used throughout - they felt great on my stiff back. The set was nothing to write home about - just simple, hardwood flooring, modest decorations, and sheer white curtains with visible traffic behind them - nothing like Udaya standards or anything. I didn't find this distracting during the actual practice though. There was no music, which I actually prefer with yoga, but I know some like to have music. Of course, Travis as an instructor was great! It may just have been me, or the fact that I didn't complete the practice, but his voice didn't have quite the "annoyance factor" that bothers some people with UY - at least to my ears it didn't - I may be wrong. One thing I noticed with the website itself - it seemed like it kept logging me out - like it had the constant message of "log-in" at the top, as if I was never logged in. I could access the videos though. I'm not sure what was up with that. As for the streaming quality, I didn't have any problems with it. Overall, I think this place is a winner, although I need another yoga streaming membership like I need a hole in the head! For that reason, I personally will probably cancel before my 2-week trial is up - I just have too much that I want to focus on right now. I do like how they have a balanced mix of class times, and I think Travis will be a big draw to the site! If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask, because I can't think of anything else to say. So far, I'd say it's pretty good! Two thumbs up from me! |
01-29-15, 05:44 PM | |
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Tennessee
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Yelly, I did not realize you had also signed up. Like you, I do not need another online subscription. In browsing the site, the practices offered did look good.
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01-29-15, 05:49 PM | ||
Join Date: Aug 2009
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I'm just kind of previewing a bunch of videos right now, and I'm liking what I'm seeing so far. I'm happy that Travis and Steve are on here, and I'll be curious about the others also. One thing I'm kind of bummed about is that Travis's Yin Yoga video is not working for me. It keeps telling me the video code is not valid, so hopefully they figure that one out. I really like Travis's Yin Yoga on UY, aside from the football players comment (which totally cracks me up every time I hear it!) I was curious about this one on the website, because it's only 40 minutes, and I would love to try it tomorrow. I'm sure they'll have little kinks to work out, being that it's a new site though. |
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