Yoga-Go: Tai Chi & Pilates
gamed ratingSome enjoy the calm pace of the tai chi and that the moves are doable with a stiff body or sciatica. But the program repeats quickly, advanced moves are explained poorly and too fast, and the marketing promises weight loss and a female trainer that aren't actually there. Lots of complaints about auto-renewal and surprise charges.
45real score
4.6store star
88,764ratings
About the rating
The gap is large: 3.66 in text versus 4.59 on the store, with only 49 percent five-star reviews in the sample. Several people independently complain about dressed-up marketing, an unmet promise of losing 15 pounds in 28 days, and sexualized AI images of women that don't match the actual male trainer in the videos.
Strengths
What users love
- Calm
- Meaningful tai chi pace
- Moves doable with a stiff body and limitations
- Helps restore mobility
- Responsive support in some cases
Weak spots
What users hate
- Program repeats fast and doesn't get harder
- Advanced moves explained poorly and too fast
- Promised weight loss doesn't happen
- Ads don't match the content
- Auto-renewal and surprise charges
Who it is for
People with limited mobility who want gentle, calm tai chi rather than fast weight-loss results
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