Skill Yoga - Train Mind & Body

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Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.8 874 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Challenging but AMAZING

   Hands down the best yoga app I’ve seen. I look forward to my training every night and love seeing the progress I’m making with the help of the skilled coaches and their workouts. The Shavasana at the end is the perfect way to round out the workout and really helps you connect with your body, both physically and mentally (as does the whole program, honestly). The only advice I would give is to start with the Beginner level. Being a personal trainer and self-proclaimed gym rat, I assumed I’d be fine skipping the Beginner level and going straight to Advanced. I paid dearly for that in the beginning as the workouts are challenging in a different and refreshing way. All in all, this is a perfect app for all yoga levels, and is very highly recommended.

   baykl · 6 Aug 2026

2. 4/5LOVE the app, Missing something…

   First of all, I love the app. I love the variety of programs and the simple and straightforward shooting style. Out of all the yoga apps I looked into, this is the one that I decided to subscribe to (and I’m glad I did). One feature the app is missing, for subscribers, is a plan. You have “programs,” but the most videos in a program is 7 (from what I’ve seen so far). That’s great, but what do I do after week 1? What’s my next step? I can browse the library, but I think for most people, they need the next step ready to go before their current plan dries up. Should I repeat the same program? Should I try a new one? For me, that uncertainty causes me to lose motivation. The biggest way I stay motivated for working out is having a plan and staying consistent with that plan. What I would love to see is some sort of AI looking at my goals, feedback from workouts, etc., and telling me what my monthly schedule is, so that I know, “Okay, I have four yoga workouts planned for this week, and I can see what they are, and I even know what I’m doing next week, and the week after, and the week after.” Something that takes the great workouts you’ve already developed and maps them to my schedule, and continuously keeps them coming. Other than that, I think the app is great overall and I’m a happy customer!

   ezgooodey · 6 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Great yoga workouts I’ve lost 55 llbs while using this app!

   I was looking for a home workout and couldn’t be happier with this yoga program, the instruction is very calm and instructive and the instructor in the videos demonstrates most things really well there are some limitations, but let’s me honest a video workout is always gonna have a few drawbacks but this series is about as good as it gets. The real selling point is if you like me don’t love the yoga instruction that’s all breathy and talking about “envisioning yourself on a island” then this app is for you. The instruction focuses you on your breath and the feeling of stress/stretch on your muscles The workouts scale well and once you get more advanced you’ll see how the basics build into more advanced movements and I’ve found myself surprised I can do some advanced movements with ease. The only other nit picks I’ve found is the ratings for the workouts leave a little to be desired and I get when a trainer counts down then makes you do a couple extra reps but when your watching the same videos on repeat and you know it’s coming it just gets hung up in my brain that it’s coming and makes me so mad for some reason. Obviously those are some pretty specific nitpicks and I’ve lost about 55llbs in the last year so can’t argue with the results!

   EthanM90 · 6 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Great app, needs improvement though.

   Long-time daily user for years now. Some things need improvement; however, For me, the most important thing is that the camera angles for poses must differ from what you've provided. You've got to be showing the poses from angles that make sense, particularly in the Beginner program. On Day 5, the Crow pose day, you start with a Tree pose, only showing the person from the side so we can't see what he's doing with his leg, and the very next pose only shows him from the waist up, so we can't at any time see his leg position. Why you would do this is utterly baffling. This sort of thing occurs at other points throughout the Beginner program as well. Also, starting the very first course of the Beginner program - Day 1 - with palm-lifted pushups is nuts; that should be later down the line. If you want to discourage new users, that's how to do it. Overall, using the app has been a great experience, and near-daily use for the past two-plus years has been transformational. Please consider updating the camera angles for clear demonstrations of the poses, consider showing and describing modifications, and keep up the excellent work.

   Thop8041 · 6 Aug 2026

5. 5/5First Yoga Routine, and I really like it

   To be honest/fair, it’s hard for me to put a rating because this is my first time doing Yoga consistently and I have nothing to compare this format to. However, from my few tries I’ve found the sessions to be challenging (which is great) on my mobility and core, well guided, and with a really appreciated array of options to progress in either Mobility, Strength, or Mindfulness-focused sessions or yoga tracks. Personally I’d love to improve first my mobility, then my core, even though they’re both getting worked together. I’d love to see what effect this has on my posture, my weightlifting legwork (particularly squats), and my surfing. Kudos to the developers and the rest of the Skill Yoga Team, great product 👏🏼

   Francisco M Sosa · 6 Aug 2026

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