By Rebecca | Monday, September 28, 2020
Comment on this Review 

Beautiful class. I was skeptical that I would be able to keep up without a video, however it was easy as the poses were explained incredibly well. Wonderful and relaxing.

By Jo | Friday, September 11, 2020
Comment on this Review 

I am giving a 4-star rating because the class itself is not bad; however, the editing of the 30-minute version is faulty: an entire triangle pose (long hold in the case of this class) is skipped. YogaDownload, if you spend the time re-editing this class, please go ahead and get rid of the annoying music as well. Thank you!

By Apolonia60 | Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Comment on this Review 

I always love Dawnelle s classes. She allows you to breathe into each pose while strengthening each muscle. Plus, Dawnelle s voice is wonderful and mesmerizing!

By Nicole | Thursday, March 20, 2014
Comment on this Review 

Great class. Dawnelle is awesome, as always.

By Missy | Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Comment on this Review 

I thought the flow of the class was fine (on the slower side though), but Dawnelle seemed to talk a lot. It was a little distracting during dancer and half moon. She even talked during the first half of savasana. I made it through the whole 45 min class, but there were several points where I just wanted to mute her. Dawnelle does have a lot of good classes here, but this class is on a different wavelength.

By Lorna Scott | Thursday, September 8, 2011
Comment on this Review 

Not a vinyasa flow style class. Long holds listening to Dawnelle talk. I was disappointed. I did 18 min of the 30 min class before I gave up. Dawnelle has great classes out there (lunchtime flow, power flows). This class was not one of them.

By Trisha Phelan | Saturday, September 3, 2011
Comment on this Review 

Really enjoyed this class. Did the 30 min version two days in a row so on day 2 I could get a better sense of the sequence of the postures once I had adapated the length of the holds to suit my own ability. The flow uses very familiar postures but the focus on heart opening and muscle activity adds a different flavour which encourages fresh interaction with each posture and really keeps the mind present throughout.