AllyB
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At Yogamu I learned "dog peeing on a fire hydrant pose"
Customer service was non existent. Although they respond VERY quickly to each public poor review trying to save face. Their marketing is powerful, but the reality is that this is a simply a money making creation for the founder. It is abundantly clear that they don't care about supporting the students, or offering a valuable yoga teacher training course. The written course is 100% from a free website online that anyone can access online. There is tremendous disorganization and low level consciousness. It is disheartening that somehow, this company is yoga alliance recognized. Looks like a payoff to me or a gross oversight. "Dog peeing on a fire hydrant" pose is something that one of the better instructors "teaches" with many references to "twerking" along the way. In case you don't know, that is not a pose ... I understand wanting to appeal to a younger audience but that is not what yoga is about. Yoga is a sacred practice that changes lives when given the chance. Becoming a yoga instructor is a personal journey that involves ever deepening levels of awareness and consciousness. It is a practice of personal evolution. Yogamu is a shameful misrepresentation of the practice. If you are seeking real yoga, Yogamu is not the place.



