Yoga Journal Teachers Plus Opiniones 172

I haven't found the time to truly explore the resources that Yoga Journal offers, but every time I do I find that everything is made so accessible. It's a super reliable resource for continued learning.

Great content, sloppy presentation. I've limited my time here because there are a lot of ads and links and distractions. I find it difficult to tell where Teachers Plus begins and yoga journal ends...there isn't a great overview or table of contents. I also wasn't successful when shopping for bolsters. Yoga outlet has a clunky mobile platform and doesn't seem to give professional discounts.

I enjoy using the sequence builder and the articles are great!

This program made it easy for me to renew my insurance. The added bonus of a su subscription to Yoga Journal and all the content on the website only enhances the value.

Speed was an issue for me to be able to quickly start my fall classes. YJTP met my needs online overnight, and my classes started smoothly. Awesome service!

Yoga journal is always a space for inspiration and useful information. Thank you for all your work

So far the membership has a nice amount of features. I enjoy the sequence tool and additional contracts/documents that are good for the business side. There is definitely room for improvement and there should be more options for gaining education that is measurable. Similar to how Yoga Alliance tracks credits and extra education that is outside of 200-300-500hr training. Overall it has been a good value for the money spent.

Excellent customer service from Trevor. I'm looking forward to accessing all of the benefits that come with this membership!

I had had a bad experience after first signing up for TP since my print copies of YJ weren't being delivered and I couldn't get in touch with someone who could fix the situation. However since my initial review I've been in touch with someone at YJ who explained a hiccup in their process that lead to my subscription being stalled. I've since been sent digital copies of past issues that I've missed. So I'm updating my review to 4/5 stars since I've had no other problems with the program.

Good experience, nothing exceptional

The ease of signing up for insurance was a plus.
Included in the package was a playlist however once you sign up, you find out you need to purchase Spotify to obtain the playlist which then costs more money. Very disappointed to learn this fact.

Yoga journal teachers plus offers good insurance at a reasonable price with a few other helpful items like business tools, yoga playlists, and discounts. However, their sequence builder cannot even find basic poses and the options for how it prints out are all equally non-user-friendly. I hope they can find a way of upgrading this soon because in theory it’s a great idea. Other than the sequence builder I am happy with yoga journal and think they are a valuable resource for information about asanas and yoga lifestyle.

I find the website frustrating. The playlists, for example, seem to require spotify. I though I would simply be able to download them and play them in my class (our studio has no wifi). I had to specifically ask for the insurance to list a certificate holder--this they did very quickly--but there was no room for this information on the sign-up form.

Great Service in support of yoga teachers.

Obtaining insurance was easy and effortless. The additional services provided through Teachers Plus are very useful and helpful to my practice!

I love that I can take the course when I have time or go back to anything and that I can print with detail what was covered !

I have yet to receive my copies of Yoga Journal which they mentioned were with the membership. I found the Class maker a little difficult to use. I did like some of the resources available but again I felt like everything I used was from the original website and not the link for teachers.

Not really too too impressed with the software and i would love a copy of my yoga journals .

thank you.

I love the magazine. I love its exploration of all types of yoga and the lifestyles surrounding it. I noticed one spread shared different eating habits yogis tend to gravitate towards, yet the article didn't proclaim any one was better than the other - that struck me since there seems to be this "one way" mentality when it comes to nutrition, which can be quite off-putting. Overall, love the content!