Hi Angela ,
Good news first: the review-date mismatch between app and web is being fixed in an update rolling out this week.
On the grey screen — this one’s still very much a work in progress, and it’s actively being worked on. Improving how we track it down is a real focus for us right now, and the moment we have something concrete for you to try, I’ll follow up personally.
Thank you for staying with us on this — genuinely appreciate your patience.
Hello Everyone, Meet Uma
Uma is a Certified Yoga Therapist with a Master’s in Yogic Sciences, a 300-hour Yoga Instructor certification, and 3+ years of experience. She has guided 80+ clients with diverse conditions, including Cancer, Parkinson’s, Metabolic disorders, and Lumbar Spondylitis. She specializes in Hatha, Restorative, and Kids’ Yoga, pranayama and meditation with a warm and therapeutic approach tailored to each individual.
Beyond yoga, Uma enjoys reading socio-political fiction, baking sweet treats, writing blogs and articles.
Oh yes they now match the phone app thank you ! EXCEPT that on the web app, at the bottom of the review, it says which teacher the review is for, but on the phone app it doesn’t. It’s a big improvement to see the teachers’ name indicated anywhere at all though. I complained about this for years 
- when a class has multiple teachers, or substitute teachers, you would read the reviews and never know which teacher the review was about. This is why, these days, I always mention the teacher’s name in my review.
Hi Angela , I’m so sorry to hear about your knee! How is it feeling now? I hope you’re resting it up. 
The old dates you spotted should now show correctly, matching the app.
One small thing — the web shows dates as “3 days ago” while the app shows the exact date. We’ll work on making the two consistent.
Thanks as always for flagging these. Wishing you a speedy recovery 
Thank you so much, Cinderella, for sharing this! Excited to connect with everyone here and support you on your yoga journey feel free to check out my profile and reach out if you’re dealing with back/knee pain, hormonal health, stress, or just want to build strength and flexibility the right way. Looking forward to practicing together🧘
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Hello Everyone, Meet Swapnil
Swapnil is a BNYS graduate in Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences and is currently pursuing his MD in Clinical Naturopathy and Yoga.
With 10+ years of yoga practice, 4–5 years of teaching experience, and 600+ students guided worldwide, he takes a therapeutic, results-driven approach focused on alignment, flexibility, strength, and safe progression.
A two-time All India National Yoga Championship representative, Swapnil works with students on concerns such as back and knee pain, weight management, PCOS/PCOD, stress, diabetes, hypertension, and digestive health, while supporting better sleep and overall well-being.
Beyond yoga, he enjoys trekking, adventure riding, and reading yogic texts and the lives of inspiring gurus.
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Shubhangi I hurt my knee and I just happened to be looking at reviews on the web app for Anand’s knee pain class ( such a good class btw) and the reviews were from 4 years ago I don’t understand how these things can happen. My reviews were there from 4 years ago when Sandhya took the class. So I checked them out on the mobile app for the same class and they were recent and fine. I haven’t checked any other reviews for any other classes.
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I owe an immense debt to my yoga teachers who helped me see past the textbook and into each student’s own structure.
They gave me the confidence to meet each body with a toolbox of suggestions to make their pose their own … not as an excuse for not being able to tie themselves up in knots, but one that truly helps them feel the strength, stability, release and stillness as needed.
Initially, I felt students resist variations or suggestions of props, perhaps thinking the goal was to achieve a shape to keep up with the others.
But last night, as I watched the multiple screens in our Zoom room, it was sheer poetry. Each one had understood the assignment and was unabashedly designing their own asana, all to explore one target area.
In that moment I realised what a gift a forgiving practice like Yin Yoga is — or any accessible practice, for that matter.
One size doesn’t fit all. And, even a teacher recommendation is only a suggestion, perhaps one informed by study, experience and observation.
What truly matters is that you listen in as you move into a challenging but sustainable shape, where your breath is your best teacher.
So I write from a place of gratitude.
Gratitude that I stuck to my belief in the soul-stirring practice of Yin Yoga when, many times, rooms remained empty, or students signed off, unable to stay long enough to experience its wisdom.
With increased conviction in the practice, together with gentle somatics and functional movement, I arrive at each class with an unspoken promise:
You, my co-creator of the practice, will not be just a face in the crowd.
I will see you.
And together, we’ll explore what your body has to say.
Hello Everyone, Meet Ekta
Ekta is an internationally certified yoga teacher with 1100 hours of training in Classical Ashtanga and Traditional Hatha Yoga. With 2 years of personal practice and 1 year of teaching experience, she has guided 8–10 clients on their wellness journeys. Her approach integrates Yoga, Pranayama, Meditation, and holistic healing to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Beyond yoga, she enjoys creating Mandala Art, reflecting her passion for mindfulness, creativity, and inner balance.
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Hello Everyone, Meet Preeti D
Preeti is a certified Level 3 Yoga Teacher with 7+ years of experience in yoga and holistic wellness. She specializes in classical Hatha Yoga, using mindful movement and breath awareness to help individuals manage stress, improve sleep, enhance focus, support hormonal balance, and build strength and body awareness.
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Hello Everyone, Meet Suvidha
Suvidha is a BNYS graduate and certified Yoga Instructor with 1 year of experience in yoga and holistic wellness. She has guided 60–70 students and gained valuable clinical exposure through internships at reputed wellness and naturopathy centers across India. Her teaching approach focuses on safe, personalized, and holistic practices that support overall physical and mental well-being.
Beyond yoga, she enjoys singing.
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