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Honey Studio review
Amina Taha's yoga app, with yoga and Pilates classes for every level.
I write these yoga reviews and Pilates reviews after practicing on my own mat, so you can find an online yoga or Pilates class that feels right for your body.
Every yoga app, Pilates app and free YouTube channel here is one I've practiced with myself.
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Amina Taha's yoga app, with yoga and Pilates classes for every level.
A Pilates-inspired strength app with weights. Find out who it suits and where to begin.
One of the most loved free Pilates channels on YouTube. Is it a good fit for you?
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These are the five things I score in every review. They're also worth checking yourself before you pay for an online yoga or Pilates class.
A good teacher explains each pose so clearly that you can follow without watching the screen, in any yoga app or Pilates app.
Is there a real place to start, with variations and props? If a yoga app isn't built for beginners yet, I tell you.
Different styles, lengths and levels, plus programs and challenges, so the app grows with you and never feels repetitive.
Can you find the class you want in a few taps? Search, filters and a clear layout matter when you practice every day.
What you get for the price, compared with free YouTube classes. A Pilates app or yoga app should give you something more.
Every yoga app and Pilates app review follows the same structure, so you can compare them and jump straight to what matters to you.
| In every review | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| The review in one breath | A short verdict, the key points, my score and who it's best for |
| Test card | Price, free trial, level, class length, teachers and how long I've practiced with it |
| Five scores | Cueing, beginner friendliness, class variety, app experience and value, each out of 5 |
| Highlights and watch-outs | What I love, and what's good to know before you pay |
| Inside the platform | Real screenshots of the classes, programs and challenges |
| How to start | Where to begin and how often to practice, so you don't overdo it |
| Is it good for beginners? | An honest answer, and what to do if it isn't the right fit yet |
| Price and free trial | Every plan, the trial, discounts and how to cancel, checked on the yoga app or Pilates app itself |
| My experience | My own story with the classes and the teacher |
| FAQ | Quick answers to the questions people ask most |
How I test each online yoga and Pilates app, how the scores work, and who's behind them.
I practice with every yoga app and Pilates app myself, usually for months, before I write about it. I follow its programs and challenges, check every price on the platform, and score each one on the same five things: cueing, beginner friendliness, class variety, app experience and value.
No. I'm not affiliated with the platforms I review, nobody pays to be reviewed or ranked, and I don't get paid for the links in my reviews.
I do. I'm Emilija, an RYT 200 certified yoga teacher since 2021. I practice Pilates regularly, but I'm not a certified Pilates instructor, and I say so in every Pilates review.
Every platform gets five scores out of 5: cueing, beginner friendliness, class variety, app experience and value. The overall score is the average of the five.
A great free YouTube channel can be all you need, and I review those too. A paid yoga app or Pilates app is worth it when you want a plan to follow, programs and challenges, and new online yoga or Pilates classes every week.
So far, Honey Studio by Amina Taha. Her Living Room Yoga Sessions: Beginner series is where I started my own practice. STRONG by Izzy, a Pilates-inspired strength app, isn't built for beginners yet. If you're not sure which style suits you, take the yoga and Pilates quiz.
I check every price on the platform itself, and each review shows the date it was last updated. Prices can change, so check the sign-up page before you pay.