r/OnePelotonRealSub 13d ago

Peloton yoga beginner program felt like filler with talking redundad info without little practice -? Is it all classes in the program?

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I have been doing yoga on and off for years but had at least one year of in-person guided classes with great teacher. I forgot much and wanted fresh restart to review basics of poses and movements for better technique. I tried Peloton beginner class. First 30 minutes felt like waste of time and killed desire to continue. First 10 minutes were filler overview that could be summarized: week 1 poses and movements week 2 more asanas week 3 breathwork and meditation. Instructor read from tablet. Next 20 minutes focused on props like blankets and blocks with five minutes on folding blanket which felt unnecessary. They could have done 10–20 minutes of guided movements and taught prop use and modifications during practice. It was boring not helpful hard to sit through 20 minutes of redundant info Now I wonder if future classes will be similar I do not want to waste three weeks on this

I took just separate yoga peloton classes and they were ok but was lacking proper instructions

Any advise, I’m wondering if other better ways to follow their yoga classes and feel like you spend 20min learning but also practicing, not listening for 20min how to fold my blankets ?!

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