The wrist mobility drills were effective before bearing weight, and the instructions were clear enough. The transition from table pose straight into standing balances felt a bit abrupt for someone st... See more
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It's so obviously a scam. The parent company is Hipump registered in Essex. Companies house state Myles Taylor Forde (?) is the so called director who is running this scam. Zero contact and phone numb... See more
Good customer service. The support team was helpful and resolved my issue quickly. Thank you!
Scam type single click signup. One day cancellation chance, and if you miss that, you’ve allegedly lost £49. Distance selling rules in the UK give a mandatory 14 day cooling off period, so this is d... See more
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Good customer service
Good customer service. The support team was helpful and resolved my issue quickly. Thank you!
A very honest service
A very honest service, with very friendly and helpful customer service staff; I highly recommend this company.
The wrist mobility drills were…
The wrist mobility drills were effective before bearing weight, and the instructions were clear enough. The transition from table pose straight into standing balances felt a bit abrupt for someone still building ankle stability, so I had to pause several times.
Massive scam
Massive scam. Taken £49.99 for nothing. Not wanted and not asked for.
I enjoyed several routines
I enjoyed several routines, although the experience depended on the type of practice I chose.
Some practices suited me very well
Some practices suited me very well, while others weren't quite my style. I preferred the slower sessions and skipped some of the more demanding ones.
Great service Very mindful
Very, very fulfilling and satisfying for my minds eye or ora
The slower practices suited moments…
The slower practices suited moments when I wanted something peaceful rather than demanding. A wider range of session lengths would make them easier to fit into different days.
Well Planned Yoga Lessons
The classes are organized nicely and the instructions are easy to follow. It has helped me stay regular with my practice.
Easy To Stay Consistent
Being a working mom, going to yoga classes or gym was always difficult for me. But thanks to this platform, which has helped me do yoga anytime. These classes fit into my daily routine.
Great Yoga Experience
YogaKool has a nice collection of yoga sessions for different levels. The lessons are clear and easy to practice at home.
Good content for elder people
I am 60 years old and recently subscribed to Yoga Kool. I follow the lessons daily, and all the content is helpful. I haven’t faced any issues, and the service is reliable.
Practical lessons
I enjoy spending time on yogakool where i try practicing yoga perfect for my age also because the resources are practical and interesting.
The classes are approachable and work…
The classes are approachable and work well for fitting a bit of movement into a busy day. There’s a nice balance between flexibility, mobility, and relaxation-focused sessions.
SCAM
It's so obviously a scam. The parent company is Hipump registered in Essex. Companies house state Myles Taylor Forde (?) is the so called director who is running this scam. Zero contact and phone number doesn't exist.
Absolute thieves
Absolute thieves! They used a GR code to steal £24.99 from my account without me knowing. I have disputed this already.
Major SCAM robbers. Get a real job!
I wouldn’t give this company any stars…
I wouldn’t give this company any stars I’ve never heard of it but yet they take £49 from my bank, to cancel I need to log in and unsubscribe but how can I do that with no account this is the biggest scam ever I would never in a million years pay for yoga especially £50 a month
Scam
Scam. Somehow Iv had 3 or 4 payments of 49.99 taken out my account each month. I don’t even use the internet. Don’t even do yoga. And if i open an investigation with the bank, I’ll be unable to use Apple wallet. (Which I think means i won’t be able to tap my phone on the card reader) so i guess I’ll just have to be £150 down. Which is a massive amount of money on UC. What a bunch of cu”ts
Beware A SCAM!
Beware A SCAM! Took £49 when it was supposed to be free and impossible to contact them even though I emailed within a couple of hours. Had to contact my bank to stop any further payments but don't know if I'll get the first payment stopped. Hate companies that rip people off!
They take money from you without your consent. FRAUD
They took £49 from my bank account without my knowledge or consent. I literally don't know how they did this. It's a scam and I've had to get my bank involved. Beware
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