Startup of the Week - Yogaia
by Startacus Admin
If yoga is your thing or you’d like it to be (if you only had the time), then we reckon that our latest Startup of the Week will be right up your street.
Yogaia is the world’s first live interactive online yoga studio.
No more rushing to get to classes or making excuses for missing them!
With Yogaia you can do classes at times that suit you, right from the comfort of your own home.
Here’s how it works:
Simply subscribe to the site and you can then join any of the scheduled live classes. If you have a webcam, you’ll have the option of activating it so that the yoga instructor can give you personal guidance and feedback on how you’re doing. Don’t worry though - only the instructor will see you!
Class recordings are available for up to 30 days afterwards so you can access them whenever you like. And as we all know...practice makes perfect.
Yogaia offers a huge variety of classes for you to choose from and in fact it positively encourages subscribers to try different classes out in a bid to find the yoga practice that suits them best.
All classes can be accessed via the Yogaia site or via the app which is available on both iOS and Android.
There are lots of reasons why we like Yogaia.
It’s convenient - offering classes that fit in with your life, rather than classes that you have to fit your life around.
It’s suitable for everyone - whether you’re an absolute beginner or an experienced yogi.
It’s very good value for money - subscriptions start from just £7.49 per month.
In a nutshell - it’s all good!
Check Yogaia out for yourself - we reckon you’ll like it too.
And also check out how you can be considered for our next Startup of the Week.
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Published on: 13th April 2016
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