Happy Friday!
I hope you are all well and have had a great week.
Whilst I was wandering around the internet recently, I came across something that could change the way that I exercise. There are yoga and fitness classes that I can join in in the USA.... You can join live to some of them and other ones you can view and use for a small fee . I have listed some of them below for you to have a look at. For me it would have to be the Yoga ones. Bootcamp is not really for me.
There are also some classes in the UK that you can do and they are listed below. The wonderful thing about this is that you can do this in the comfort of your own home. Think Jane Fonda exercise video....
Have a great weekend and see you all next week.
Love
Miss Jones xx
Yogisanonymous.com
Santa Monica-based Yogis Anonymous runs 10-12 classes a week and has a library of over 1,100 yoga classes available on-demand. It launched in 2010 and now averages at about 160,000 views a month. The most popular class is Ally Hamilton’s vinyasa flow classes. Unlimited subscription costs $15 a month.
Yogavibes.com
Streams more than 100,000 videos a month to 150 countries. It’s been going since 2009 and uploads four-five classes a week including vinyasa, yin and restorative yoga, meditation and yoga for athletes. Taught from all over America including NYC, LA and San Francisco but most popular classes are by Annie Carpenter, based in Venice, California, and core fusion classes. Subscription costs $20 a month but there are also around 500 short videos available for free to non-subscribers.
Emglivefitness.com
Started two years ago, streams one live class a day but most are watched on-demand. Primarily aerobic and toning classes including piloxing, boxing, martial arts, step and cycling streamed from studios in NYC, New Jersey and LA. Classes can be bought individually for $5 or can purchase credits.
InstructorLive.com
UK-based site offering classes in everything from 5:2 workout to tabata to boot camp. Perks include that participants can ask instructors questions. Currently has 5,000 users since launching last year. They have a 30-day free trial, after which cost is £5.99 per month.
Barrecore.co.uk
BarreCore recently relaunched their website with a range of virtual classes including 45 minute “mixed” and bootcamp sessions and a 25 minute “prop-less” class. Classes are £5 each or £15 a month for a subscription. Users can also buy an “accessory pack” to use at home that includes an inflatable ball and pump, resistance stretch band and grips.
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