Yoga with Adriene – Complete Review

Item: Yoga with Adriene
Rating: 4.6
Author: Sarah Mitchell

Reviewed by Sarah Mitchell · Last updated 24 June 2026

Official site: yogawithadriene.com

Rating: ★★★★☆ 4.6 / 5

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Pros

500+ free classes available
Adriene's warm, encouraging teaching style
Excellent for beginners and returning practitioners
Affordable premium tier (NZ$9.99/month)
Large, supportive community

Cons

Limited instructor diversity (mostly Adriene)
Fewer advanced speciality classes
Minimal meditation content
Lower instructor certification emphasis
App performance sometimes slow

Overview

Yoga with Adriene is built around one personality: Adriene Mishler, a yoga teacher known for her welcoming demeanour, conversational style, and philosophy that yoga should be accessible to everyone. Her YouTube channel (which inspired the app) has over 10 million subscribers, reflecting her broad appeal.

The app offers a dual model: 500+ free classes plus premium content. The free library alone is substantial and makes this app excellent for anyone testing the waters. Premium membership (NZ$9.99/month) unlocks an additional library of curated flows and exclusive content.

Features & Pricing

Feature	Details
Free Tier	500+ full-length classes, no credit card required
Premium Price	NZ$9.99/month or NZ$89.99/year
Free Trial	Full free tier; premium 7-day trial
Total Classes	700+ (free + premium combined)
Primary Instructor	Adriene Mishler (certified yoga instructor)
Offline Access	Premium members can download select classes
Meditation Library	50+ guided meditations
Device Support	iOS, Android, web browser (full features)
Class Duration	7 minutes to 90 minutes
Community	Active online community; direct audience interaction

Detailed Review

Teaching Style & Accessibility

Adriene's greatest strength is her warmth and non-judgmental approach. She frequently reminds students to "find what feels good" and never emphasises competition or perfectionism. For someone intimidated by yoga, this is reassuring. She demonstrates modifications openly and never shames students for choosing easier variations. During our testing, we appreciated this human touch after experiencing more rigid, form-focused instruction elsewhere.

Content Breadth & Depth

With 700+ classes total, there's genuine variety: beginner series, gentle flows, power yoga, prenatal yoga, yoga for specific issues (anxiety, back pain, etc.). However, the breadth is somewhat diluted by the reliance on a single instructor. Practitioners seeking diverse teaching voices may find this limiting.

Free vs. Premium

The free tier is genuinely generous. You could practice exclusively on free content and never exhaust the library. Premium adds curated sequences and exclusive new content, but is not essential. This model is excellent for budget-conscious or curious practitioners.

App Stability

The app occasionally experienced slowness during our testing, especially on Android. Video playback sometimes stuttered on older devices. Stability is acceptable but not exceptional compared to premium competitors.

Community Engagement

Adriene maintains direct engagement with her audience through social media and occasional live sessions. The community is notably supportive and inclusive, reflecting her teaching philosophy.

Scoring (12 Criteria)

Criterion	Score
Instructor Qualifications	7/10
Class Variety & Content	8/10
App Performance & UX	7/10
Video & Audio Quality	8/10
Customisation Options	6/10
Pricing Value	10/10
Offline Access	7/10
Community Features	8/10
Customer Support	7/10
Beginner Friendliness	10/10
Advanced Practitioner Options	5/10
Overall Reliability	7/10