I love Yoga1. I'm in my third year of going. I've tried so many different classes workshops the variety at this studio just doesn't compare to any other experience that I've had. It's so wonderful and Rosie is one of a kind! Joining the studio has been a transformative experience for me. I highly recommend it if you want a workout or you just want to relax or practice, breath and movement. You can find that. If you want to find alignment with a younger yoga you can do that too if you want cherry yoga or hot yoga or flow classes or yin and sound baths you've got literally everything in one place and one membership. read more

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Peaceful, welcoming space with amazing instructors. The classes are relaxing, energizing, and perfect for all levels. Love this place! read more

Yoga 1 - Yoga Near Me - Hollywood, Florida

Hollywood is not where I usually take classes but I was in the area looking for a studio and found this beautiful place. This place has a nice vibe with beautiful decoration all around. I was here for CIRCL mobility/Zumba class. I enjoyed the mobility part at the beginning of the class. The instructor was nice and with a positive attitude. I would have enjoyed a faster pace since I'm used to the high energy of Miami instructors but I think this class was good if you are starting or just prefer not to jump around too much. At the end of the class, the instructor added what I think is Irish dance which I think it was the coolest part. I would be open to try other classes if I'm in the area. read more

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I took Rosie's Zumba class with my mom and we had the best time! The studio is beautiful and most importantly clean! Can't wait to try yoga next! read more

Yoga 1 - Yoga Near Me - Hollywood, Florida

Wonderful studio with wonderful instructors. Try all of their classes! My favorites were classes by Sophie (qi gong and sound bath) and Cathy awesome recovery focused classes to undo those bad every day habits. read more

Hmm. Where to start ... this guy "the owner? "has no clue of what he is doing . He make racist jokes . I'm Spanish and I felt very uncomfortable with " his jokes"Like what happen /u don't like American music ? He change positions every second . And has no flow of the whole class . And when " teaching "" he screams to u if u don't get it immediately...I been practicing yoga for many years in different studios and let me tell you this is the WORST experience ever . It totally change my good vibes ... I don't recommend this place at all and I won't be back read more

Such a nice place to disconnect. I'm new at yoga and I loved it from the first day. The staff is super friendly and the teachers are all unique. They have different styles and energy. The place is clean and always smells good. read more

Yoga 1 - Time to workout and disconnect - Yoga Near Me - Hollywood, Florida

I've never been yelled at in my life in a yoga class. I was so upset that I almost walked out of the classroom, something I never have considered in 10 years of practicing. I will never come back to this studio, and I will never recommend any of the classes or teachers. I have never been so disappointed in a studio, and I feel that I am lucky I didn't get trapped in a contract. I would recommend that teachers should stop calling students sweetheart, by the way. That's the minimum offense that I experienced here. Maybe go out of your way to learn their names. Egomaniacal, inappropriate and offensive are the three words that best describe this place. I could go on, but trust me, spare yourself and head over to Red Pearl in Fort Lauderdale where you'll find the best teachers in Broward and the most welcoming and positive community. read more

Yoga 1 is such an amazing studio. It's under new management and the owner Rosie is very sweet and makes the experience there special. There are all different types of yoga classes. The studios is spacious, warm and I look forward to trying the array of classes . read more

This studio is terrific. I really enjoyed the classes I took there and they care about the whole experience. I will definitely go again

Let me start by saying that there are plenty of yoga studios out there if you want to practice yoga like the cool kids. Yoga 1 is a different kind of studio. THIS is a studio that embraces the practice of yoga and not the recent "fad" that yoga has become thanks to social media outlets like Instagram and annoying Infomercials with aging b-list celebrities. I first came to Yoga 1 in November 2017 when I was frustrated by some of the management decisions being made at my home studio. It was a hard decision for me because I remained loyal to a number of instructors that helped me at my home studio when I started practicing in 2016. Let me be honest- it was scary! When I arrived at the Yoga 1 studio door I was a bit disheartened, frankly, by the business end of yoga and was yearning to connect with a studio that wanted to connect with me. I am grateful to say that I have found that at Yoga 1. Are there instructors at Yoga 1 that I didn't click with? Sure. BUT I also found a real connection with many of their instructors who were able to challenge me to bring my practice to the next level...to challenge me beyond the constraints of what I thought I was capable of....and who remind me each time I stretch my mat out in their class to stop taking myself so seriously (which is part of why I started practicing yoga in the first place!). I have been at Yoga 1 for almost a year now. I am a regular in Kim's class (power flow yoga- yes, please!) and usually take a spot in the back row because I giggle and laugh through much of class. Of course, I am also sweating, red-faced and often grimacing to take that pose to the next level. I am grateful that there are no mirrors to subject me or my fellow yogis to that spectacle! Kim (who is a school teacher by the way) has this amazing way of challenging you to be that much better. I look forward to her words of encouragement, wisdom and the care in her voice during the more restorative poses. Sounds corny but I am convinced Kim has a special power- and her classes really have healed me. I have also enjoyed the classes I have taken with Michelle, Ellie, Wei, Darlene (also an amazing human!) and the lovely Emma. They each bring something different to the class whether it is more of a focus on alignment (Darlene), the physical benefits of the practice (Emma) or the awe of knowing you are being taught by an amazing yogi in their own right (Wei and Michele). I have made friends at Yoga 1 and am now a regular member of the "Yoga 1 Kula". Whether you are a beginner or an advanced practitioner, this studio offers something unique that I haven't found in other studios. read more

I love yoga but have found some studios to be "too much" for me. I don't like the over the top, almost cliche type yoga vibe. This studio is a great balance of both real yoga and laid back. Not pretentious or condescending. Kim's and Darlene's are my favorite classes. read more

Yoga1 is an amazing place! It's a safe space. I started doing yoga about 4 months ago in an attempt to 1. Find a hobby and 2. Reduce my anxiety. In the 4 months I've been doing yoga I've learned and grown so much and I owe a lot of that to Yoga1. The instructors begin each class with an inspirational/motivational/insightful message which has helped me not take my practice and myself so seriously. The instructors are very personable, encouraging and helpful. Before they do hands on adjustments hey ask if they you are comfortable with it if not they will only give verbal corrections. There are no mirrors in the rooms which I love because I can truly just focus on the class and ensuring proper form. Everyone is friendly and helpful. No matter what mood I'm in as soon as I walk into the space my mood lifts! If you're in search of a home studio look no further!!! read more

All the instructors are very professional, eager to teach and willing to answer any questions. I love that each class begins with a short talk and meditation. Walking out I always feel I have better knowledge/understanding of Yoga. In the middle of this "foggy bottom pandemic" Yoga1 does an amazing job of maintaining a community feel. The studio is great for yogis of all levels. Darlene Walker Feinzig, Dr. Steve Feinzig and the entire staff are -not only mindful of everyone's limitations and previous injuries- they are very personal and involved in your own individual goals. Yoga 1 has become an extension of my safe space. read more

I love Yoga One! I especially love that my classes are filled with people of all ages and people of all yoga abilities (beginner to advanced). Whether you have practiced yoga zero times or every day of your life, all are welcome. I leave my practice at the studio more at peace and feeling a little stronger (inside and out) each time. I mostly take classes with Darlene, Alina, and Alexandra and all three are amazing instructors who have the ability to make all feel welcome. Everyone else I have come in contact with (teachers, employees, students) have all been very welcoming and very pleasant. I have only ever had wonderful experiences here. read more

My review formula: Five stars for quality of instruction, minus four stars for Steve's highly questionable sense of humor. Early in my third class, Steve said during a challenging pose, "Achtung! You will do yoga for the Fuehrer!" More surprised than anything, I said, "What the ----?!" and he said, "What was that? It's called self-control, my friend." Apparently he can't stand any dissent when he chooses to make jokes about mass murder in the middle of a yoga class. Just to explain where I'm coming from, I work in a synagogue where many of the members are Holocaust survivors, and they frequently talk about their experiences in Hitler's ghettos and concentration camps. It is not in any way a laughing matter. In general I like humor and I can take a joke but Steve crossed a very serious line. I got up in protest and walked out. He didn't follow to ask me about why I was leaving or what was going on, or to apologize. I poked my head in to quietly let him know that I felt Hitler jokes to be beyond the pale of appropriate dialogue for a yoga class, and he just spoke over me, saying quickly, "I'm teaching a class. Have a good night. Have a good night. Have a good night." Also, he begins each class by complaining about clients he sees in his chiropractic practice, which strikes me as a little strange at best, highly immoral at worst. If you visit Steve's chiropractic office, be aware that your life could end up as a topic for discussion in great detail at his yoga class. On the other hand: The quality of asana instruction at this school is the highest out of all of the schools in North Dade/South Broward (I've been to YogaRosa, Ayama, and Yoga Svana) and Steve is not the only teacher. I attended a class taught by a different teacher on a Wednesday and it was delightful -- great yoga asana without the genocidal aftertaste. tl;dr Great studio in many ways, but watch out for Steve's offensive jokes and big mouth. read more

Negative vibes, egomaniacal instructors, health risk Let me ask you to stay away from this place for the sake of not catching negative vibes. This place is run by extra rude NY style egomaniacal instructors, in need of major therapy! One of them is Alina. She runs 11 am power yoga class. The class schedule doesn't mention levels, so I came for her class since it fit my time. I was few months post surgery on my chest but was cleared for exercise. I would modify based on my level of tolerance. Here's how egregious her conduct was: First she never introduced herself or asked my name before the class( 3 ppl in the room, 2 of them other yoga one instructors, basically empty class). 7 minutes into class she comes to me while I'm in down dog and starts pushing and squeezing my body and spine! Hello crazy?! Then she goes: come on already, the whole class is waiting! Not realizing how much pain I'm in! Then I raise my head and tell her that I recently had a surgery and she shouldn't come and press on me like that especially without permission. To which she shouts out loud so everyone would hear: "which surgery? Breast reduction?" Coming from someone who's practically flat herself. I didn't come to her level and decided to avoid her nastiness but she didn't stop! Not only she didn't apologize she kept disrupting my yoga and approach me during class demanding that next time I should reveal to her my medical issues. Hello?? Next time? There will be no next time for rude ness like you. If you have ego issues you should try to work it out on your own or meditate maybe although it would probably be useless... that's why the place is empty, extremely negative vibes read more

Best yoga class of my life! I came here after years of not practicing yoga for their Sunday community class with Catalina. The donation is $5 minimum, but I had to double that when I got out of class simply because it was so wonderful. I was walking on clouds and tingly all over, with my mind clear and my hips swaying as I walked because all the tension had magically evaporated from my muscles. It was a surprisingly small group (around eight of us), which was unbelievable considering it's a $5 class! (Did I mention it's $5?) This meant the class was intimate, relaxed, and all kinds of perfect. First of all, the place is beautiful: wood floors and soft, ethereal lighting. Catalina's music choice was interesting. Instead of traditional "yoga" music, she played modern beats that I could breathe to. And breathing we did! That was the starting point from which everything else originated. I love how we had time and guidance to get our breathing just right, and to enter that quiet, safe space in our minds. I don't know how to explain it, but I felt the energy of the room change as the class progressed. Catalina guided us through different poses with a deep understanding of the human body and its inner workings (with visualizations like: "When you stretch your spine, feel the space between your vertebrae expanding and the liquid in between them being replenished as the tension is released") as well as some powerful spiritual guidance. I learned some tips to improve my practice physically (form a triangle of pressure by pushing through your foot with your toes and heel to keep balance) and mentally ('reset' to the beginning of the class every time you return to child's pose) The theme of the class was "What would you pursue if you had unlimited resources and an absolute guarantee against failure?" I didn't necessarily like the first thing that popped into my mind, but there it was: the purpose of my existence, perhaps. A vision of what my life would be like without fear. The work in this class was as spiritual as it was physical, and I came out of that class with a deeper understanding of my sense of self and my communion with divinity. I also felt like I had just got a delicious, deeeeeep tissue massage. My muscles are a bit sore today (I hadn't done this in such a long time), but I am happily aware of every muscle in my body, including the ones I didn't even know I had. There was a bit towards the end in a triangle pose where I felt a sudden surge of energy. It was an electrical current oozing out of my pores, sparkling water rushing through my veins, a sudden clarity and euphoria invading me all at once. I thought I might faint, or I might float. Instead I looked up at my hand, up through the ceiling and the layers of the atmosphere, up into the very core of the stars. It brought tears streaming down my cheeks and yet my breathing remained even and my heart calm. Afterwards Catalina read a passage from the Bhagavad Gita. Its imagery has been replaying in my head all day, along with a little comment she made during a difficult pose: "Smile." She has a glowing smile herself, full of light and compassion. I felt maybe I was the only one who had felt *it* in the class. But as we awoke from savasana, the person next to me smiled knowingly. And I've been smiling ever since. read more

This place deserves 5 Stars because they simply have everything one would want from a yoga studio. Firstly and most importantly, the staff. A yoga studio is only as good as the instructors. I have taken pleasure and learned much by attending all the yoga classes Yoga 1 has to offer. In doing so I always seem to either find a new pose that feels amazing or a way to improve posture, I found some instructors more suitable for me than others, but, I can say that I've learned and enjoyed them all. . I very much enjoy; Alina, Dr. Steve and Darlene's classes. Alina has a great Flow class, which I consider to be either intermediate or intense. Regardless, of the intensity, Alina is mindful of the class, encourages to practice at our own pace and not rush the poses (which is most crucial to a good practice). The music mix are always impressively great. The class has a very calm, relaxing, welcoming and encouraging vibe. Dr. Steve's class is very intense. When I have the energy, I love letting the Dr. help push me past my limits. Dr Steve's approach will annoy you, but it can make you the best. #Wtvrdoesntkillyou... Darlene, its difficult for me to get a class with because of the time (morning class). I have only been to a couple of Darlene's classes, but, each time I go, I find my self wanting to come back for more. Basics , lower intensity, great class. Ultimately, Depending on what kind of yoga you like to practice, will determine which teacher you like. First timer? I recommend Darlene. I wish they had mirrors. Namaste. read more

I love this studio ! They offer a little bit of everything, from gentle meditations to intense sweaty workouts. Dr.Steve is amazing! But be aware if you don't have a sense of humor, don't want to laugh, can't handle sarcasm, and not ready to push yourself beyond your own expectations his class is not for you . I've achieved poses and expanded my practice far beyond what I thought I was capable of with his teachings. Emma and Alina are full of life with vibrant loving energy that really welcomes you into the studio, always putting a smile on my face. The front desk girls are so sweet and welcoming, recognizing and remembering names so quickly . Such an amazing yogi family all around read more

I was eager to try this studio after receiving a free pass from youfit, however, I ended up leaving disappointed and discouraged because of the instructor. I don't care if people defend him saying it's just his sense of humor or "tough love", Steve has no right to talk to his students in the way that I and many others have experienced. From the moment I stepped into his class I felt insulted and humiliated by his comments that lasted the duration of the class, and even had to fight the urge to leave before it ended. For me yoga has always been a way to relax and de-stress, but instead I was laughed at and mocked, completely ruining the experience. I personally can't believe that this guy gets away with talking to others the way he has and continues to do. If you want a relaxing experience and to feel like you are in a judgment free environment, I do not recommend taking Steve's class. read more

As a supplement to my running, I've practiced yoga on a regular and sporadic basis for a few years before finding Yoga One, But I'd say Yoga One was instrumental in helping me hone my physical practice and establish the spiritual connection, so I now consider myself a runner and yogini equally. Starting with owners & instructors, Steve & Darlene, the community at Yoga One is welcoming and supportive, making it more than just a place to get your flow on. In 2+ years, I practiced at Yoga One at least once a week and formed authentic relationships that continue on, even though I've moved to New York.. If that's too warm & fuzzy for you, and you just are in it for the physical results, rest assured that the studio offers classes and instructors for all abilities and needs. Steve's Monday night intermediate class was my constant, as I relished in the challenge & evolution of my practice, but I also cherished the relaxation from a Friday evening restorative class. Steve's "day job" as a chiropractor and his alignment-based style of teaching are a welcome collaboration to ensuring proper poses - from alignment to muscle engagement. I enjoy a good vinyasa flow, but sometimes I find that the pace doesn't allow for attention to details, proper alignment - whether you're a newbie or veteran yogi. My practice at Yoga One and in Steve's class has allowed me to continue to be mindful in my practice. And assured me that it's ok to laugh in yoga class. Appropriately, Yoga One was the first studio that introduced "kula," the sanskrit word for "community" to my vocabulary. Yoga One continues to be my standard for what I seek in my practice and studio and I make it a point to practice there when I'm in the area. read more

My first yoga experience here wasn't the best, I took a basic yoga class with Darlene 3 months after invasive stomach surgery and I almost fainted in this class. There was way too many people in this room and the room became too hot. I had to leave the class because I truly felt ill, I ran to the bathroom and another yoga instructor was there, Michelle, when she saw my pale face she helped me through my fainting episode. Bad idea to take a basic yoga class after stomach surgery but this was my first time ever trying yoga. After I felt better she took me to an empty room and showed me some basic moves and suggested I take a gentle yoga class. To know that she was willing to leave her post to sit with me and help me through my uneasiness was kindness at its core. I've never experienced anything like this. Not only was this an extremely nice gesture but it was such an amazing experience. As a beginner yogi I felt welcomed and ever since then I've taken many yoga classes here and pledge my loyalty here. From restorative to gentle, all of the instructors are well knowledgeable and are only concerned with the well being of their students. Everyone here is extremely nice and always make it a point to make everyone feel welcome - they go above and beyond the call of duty. I'd like to try even more classes here and will be willing to check them out given I don't almost faint lol. I haven't been to other studios as of yet but I know that this one is exceptional! Check them out! read more

I will never return to a yoga studio that treats clients the way Steve does.

I am now going on 5 years since I chose to practice at Yoga1. The person I started out as isn't the person I am today, and while we are always growing and changing, I have found that practicing yoga has truly been a huge part of my evolved self. The message of the Yoga 1 studio is very much in alignment with my vision for my life, and so I've made it my home studio and I practice four to five times a week. I like the variety of teachers as each one brings their own unique style, while keeping in alignment with the energy of the studio's message. Alina, Emma and Dr Steve are the teachers I practice with mostly. Each one challenges me in a very different way, but Steve's class I take three days a week. It's a hot class, I love his music play lists and the group of students in his class are consistent for the most part. When practicing challenging poses, it's good for me to know that I can feel safe with the person assisting me. Clearly, not every class or teacher will please everyone, but there's enough variety here to fit anyone's needs. read more

I wanted to update my review to include Jenny's Hoshino massage practice at the studio. Jenny practices a unique Japanese-style massage that is unlike anything I've ever experienced. Not only does it show results right away, but she actually teaches you how to release certain pain points yourself, how to do beneficial stretches etc. You don't find many practitioners that teach you how to help yourself. Which is a totally revolutionary concept when compared to traditional massage practice. On top of being a master at her art, she is a kind, funny, warm human being with an infectious energy that you just love being around. I can't say enough good things about her. I wish I could clone her and take her back to San Francisco with me! read more

After an almost 9 months hiatus I have recommitted myself to go back to my yoga/meditation practice! I stumbled upon Yoga One last year when I attended Salutation Nation in Arts Park in Hollywood. They have an amazing deal that's $40 a month for the first month and unlimited yoga! First class was free as well... I was scared and felt like a deer in headlights to start up my practice by attending an advanced class - how wrong was I when I realized that even in the Level 2 class the instructor, Patty was very attentive and modified me every step of the way. I took a class with Kim and she is just so lively, quirky and colorful with her practice! She convinced me to do my first handstand while Patty pushed me to the limit...it was liberating! Darlene is such a serene soul and makes it very welcoming! Her savasana is so amazing that you can actually doze off for five minutes and wake up feeling refreshed and recharged! Then there's Colette who opens all our senses through breathing/humming exercises - bhramari. It literally calms and relaxes me instantaneously! Now don't think it's all nice and cozy - they do push you to YOUR limit and at the end you come out feeling as if you've inched a bit closer to "oneness" with the world around you. I highly recommend Yoga One you will not be disappointed and while the humor and camaraderie is fulfilling the honesty, peace and brightness of their practice cannot be put into words - it must be experienced! ~*~Namaste~*~ read more

Yoga1 is wonderful studio that has amazing instructors that really care about your practice and limitations. Friendly students and Dr.Steve's class always have losts of enegry and lots of laughter never a dull moment! Nice, clean and peaceful rooms , they also have showers witch is convenient and parking is never an issue. read more

I love this studio, it has great and varied teachers and classes and great energy! I have practiced at many So FL studios and this is at the top of my list. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is because I can't make the 5:30 classes, which I would love to attend (some of my favorite classes and teachers). 5:30 is an unreasonable hour for a class time....6:00 would be so much better! As hard as I try leaving work at 5 I can't ever make it to 5:30 pm class...so I do feel as if I am not able to participate as much as I would like. If they could switch from 5:30 to 6:00 it would make all the difference! read more

Great home studio! Multiple teachers to chose from. Definitely a studio to better your practice or begin yoga ! I love yoga1, a great kula.

Yoga1 is wonderful studio that has amazing instructors.Awsome staff everytime you walk threw the door they have smiling faces.Friendly costumers Dr.Steve class always have losts of enegry and lots of laughter never a dull moment.Nice clean enviroment.I have gotten into some poses I would've never thought it would happen.Can't wait to see my progess will look like in the next three months. read more

I'm very happy that I tried yoga for the first time at yoga one. I attended all of the basic yoga classes. All of the instructors that I met were very kind. I have 1 more month till I move to California but I will try and get as many classes as I can in! read more

I really like this studio. The instructors have always been kind and helpful. Great for beginners and experienced yogis. Studio has a peaceful, inviting vibe. I recommend it! read more

What a beautiful, serene yoga studio. I took a class yesterday with Darlene and it was magical. I have taken yoga in many studios but this one is really amazing. The people there are very friendly. It is more than a yoga studio it truly is a community. I will recommend Yoga One to EVERYONE! read more

Great first class. This is the first studio I've been comfortable in since moving from Manhattan. Great vibe, nice students, and Katie was a great instructor. Looking forward to coming back! read more

I would highly recommend this studio to all beginners and those new to yoga. The studio is spacious and dimmed and all staff are very friendly. Their advanced classes are slower paced and would suit level 2 yogis. I'm trying to convince my mom to give yoga a try and when I succeed I'll definitely bring her to Yoga One! read more

Best yoga studio in the world! It's more than exercise and meditation -- it has made yoga a way of life for me. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming and caring. A true community. Yoga One has a nice balance -- it's not too touchy-feely, it's just right. Classes are themed and always give you something to contemplate and focus on while you practice, and the focus on proper poses is just as great. My favorite place to exercise and become a better person, in mind, body and spirit! read more

I've been practicing every day for about a year now. I tried this studio after my home studio closed their location nearest to my house. Yoga1 is in a new space as of about a month ago and it's a lovely studio with plenty of parking. They also will be expanding their class schedule and starting some warm/hot classes since they now have two rooms. I tried classes with five different instructors over the course of four weeks. I can definitely understand where some of the other reviewers are coming from regarding the vibe of some of the classes, particularly "Dr" Steve's. He works a lot of his brand of humor into the class which, if it is not humor that you appreciate, could get very irritating. His class was not quite the zen experience I was looking for, but he has a lot of people who attend his classes and love them, so it works for some! That being said, his class is a great pace for those looking for a vinyasa flow, especially if you like a very high energy instructor. My favorite classes at Yoga1 were the Power classes with Alina. She has a wonderful balance of calming energy, but excitement for the practice. She's incredibly encouraging and mindful; her classes are challenging, but still appropriate for newer yogis. I had a stiff neck one day and she took the time to help me with some stretches and movement after class to alleviate some of the stiffness. Michael (who usually teaches the Yin class) subbed a power class which I really liked. I also did one of Darlene's classes which was enjoyable and good for newer yogis or those who like a slower flow. I purchased their one month unlimited package for new students for $40, which is a great deal! I did not renew my membership because the class times didn't end up being very convenient and I like a bit more variety in the class offerings, but I may return sometimes once they expand their schedule a bit more. read more

I began my yoga journey with Yoga 1's new student discount - 30 days of unlimited yoga for only $40. It's a great deal if you're just dabbling and want to see if it's the right move for you. I was hooked after the first month. I also just completed the RYT200 (Yoga Teacher Training) with Dr. Steve and Darlene and it was the best experience of my life. Really amazing teachers. All of the teachers at Yoga 1 are knowledgeable and care about their students. I'd recommend Michele, Wei, and Darlene's Mixed Level or yoga basics classes or Dr. Steve's heated power yoga for more advanced students (this is based on the classes I have taken due to my work schedule). read more

Completely Love Yoga 1 I moved down not to long ago from NY I had a place I loved very much and was nervous I wouldn't find comfort in a new studio I tried a place in North Miami Disliked it in many ways I came in asked questions A wonderful young lady Laura spent time going over everything about yoga 1 and I was excited. I came back and enrolled in the 30 month Trial I can say that I will continue even after I absolutely love my experience so far and look forward to continue my journey with Yoga 1 read more