Fitness · All levels
One payment gives you a full library of recorded yoga programmes to download, keep and use offline, whether you have 20 minutes or 90.

Most people come to yoga for a simple reason: the body feels stiff, tired or tense, and a few stretches at the end of the day are not changing that. You try a class, a video or an app, and after a few weeks the habit fades. The lessons were too hard, too advanced, too long for a busy morning, or tied to a subscription you stopped paying for.
The second problem is safety. Many online sessions show impressive postures and skip the details that keep your joints and lower back comfortable. If you push into shapes your body is not ready for, you end up with strain instead of ease, and it is hard to know what went wrong.
This library is built around the opposite approach. The lessons favour common sense, adaptation and respect for your body. Every session offers options for different levels, so you can choose a simpler or a stronger version and still follow along. Nothing here asks you to chase a perfect pose.
Because everything is delivered as files you download once, you are not dependent on a subscription, a connection or a changing app. You choose a programme that matches your energy today, press play and practise at your own pace.
The library covers practice, theory and teaching, so you can follow the parts that match your goals.
Learn the common mistakes that cause overstrain and discomfort, and how to avoid them.
Use gentle beginner sessions to get to know your body without complex terminology.
Work with breathing, core activation and body positioning, the base of most yoga classes.
Set up each pose precisely, using simpler or deeper variations that suit your body.
Follow long, demanding sessions with warm-up, main practice and final relaxation.
Choose from dozens of 20-minute sessions to wake up the body and settle your attention.
Use short 20 to 25 minute practices for a break, an energy boost or an evening wind-down.
See muscles, joints and organs through the lens of yoga practice, and why it matters for safety.
Explore classical texts and the philosophy behind the practice through a lecture cycle.
Although the library covers very different goals, every programme follows the same principles. Practical and theoretical lessons put injury-aware practice first. Each session is led by a trained yoga teacher, and the theory courses on anatomy are taught by a guest expert with a medical background.
The programmes are designed for a wide range of practitioners, from people who have never rolled out a mat to experienced practitioners and teachers who want more depth. If you are new, you can start with the safe-practice basics and the beginner course. If you already practise, you can go straight to the intensive sessions, the alignment lessons or the lecture cycles.
The lessons are about steady, regular work. People usually notice more mobility, easier posture, better energy and calmer evenings when they practise consistently. The lessons are not a medical treatment and do not promise to cure any condition, which is why we say so plainly in the questions below.

After payment you receive a link to a shared cloud folder that holds all the programmes. You accept the invitation with your own cloud storage account, create one if you do not have it yet, and download the files to your computer. The full library is large, roughly 100 GB, so check that you have enough free space. You can also copy it to a phone or tablet if it has the capacity.
Once the files are on your device, you can practise without an internet connection, in a park, while travelling or anywhere the signal is weak. The files are yours for personal use, and there is no monthly fee or renewal date.
There is no fixed schedule. Pick a programme, work through its lessons in order or simply choose the session that suits your mood and time. Many people start with the safe-practice basics, add a daily morning session, and later explore the longer or theoretical programmes. The offer assumes you are comfortable handling downloads and cloud storage, or willing to learn how.
The 13 programmes in the library are grouped below into seven modules, with every programme listed.

Practical sessions, lectures and teaching-oriented courses in one library.
Enough variety to keep your practice fresh for a long time.
Delivered as a download link to a shared cloud folder.
Once downloaded, no internet connection is needed.
Options for beginners through to experienced practitioners.
From 20-minute routines to 90-minute sessions.
Anatomy, philosophy and teaching basics as separate courses.
Included in the package at no extra cost.
Pay once, with no subscription and no renewal.
After a few weeks with the library you will probably have a routine that suits you: perhaps a 20-minute morning session on workdays, a longer practice at the weekend and a short evening routine when you are tired. Because you can choose by time and mood, it becomes easier to keep going.
You will also know how to practise with care. You will recognise the mistakes that lead to strain, set up poses with more precision, and adapt a pose to your body instead of forcing it. If you explore the theory courses, you will have a clearer picture of the anatomy involved and the ideas behind the practice.
If you are interested in teaching, the introductory teaching courses give you a first look at the principles involved. The whole library stays on your device, so you can return to any lesson as your needs change.
It is up to you. Daily sessions last 20 minutes, short practices 20 to 25 minutes, and longer classes up to 90 minutes. Many people start with three or four short sessions a week and add more as the habit settles.
No. There is a safe-practice introduction and a beginner programme for those who are new. Experienced practitioners will find intensive, alignment and theory courses. The programmes are for healthy adults without contraindications.
After payment you receive an invitation by email to a shared cloud folder with all the lessons. You accept it with your own cloud storage account, creating one if needed, and download the files to your device.
The complete library is about 100 GB. You can download it to a computer, and to a smartphone if it has enough free memory. You can also download programme by programme.
They are recorded video lessons and lectures. Most are practical yoga sessions, while some are theory courses. The recordings from online classes were filmed with a webcam, so the picture is simple, but the sound and instructions are clear.
Yes. You download the files for personal use, so they stay on your device with no time limit, no subscription and no renewal.
The lessons are not therapy and are not intended to treat diseases. If you have a condition or inflammation, get examined by a doctor first and ask what exercise is suitable for you. The decision to practise is yours and your doctor's.
You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase. Contact us through your MentorHub account and we will guide you through the process.
One payment of €129.90 gives you more than 200 hours of lessons to download and keep, backed by a 14-day refund.