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  • Released
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  • August 27, 2014
  • November 11, 2018

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Learn and correctly pronounce Sanskrit names for over 100 yoga poses. This app provides clear audio, visual aids, and detailed information to deepen your understanding of yoga terminology and practice.

βœ“Over 100 yoga poses with pictures
βœ“English and Sanskrit asana names
βœ“Sanskrit pronunciation for poses
βœ“Searchable pose library
βœ“Yoga sequences with audio
βœ“Definition of 8 limbs of yoga
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What's New in Yoga 108

2.1

November 11, 2018

Fix in Ashtanga sequence for Spanish version.

User reviews

Just downloaded and love it!

This is simple to use and super user friendly! New to studying yoga and I am in love! I appreciate the simple navigation and all of the info on the 8 limbed path as well as Sanskrit. This is going to be a useful tool for me to study daily. Thank you!!

Great for studying

Awesome app! Great for using as I go through ytt

Great for study

This is a fantastic app for Yoga, it ties in well with my yoga classes and helps with studying for my yoga teacher training!

Extremely helpful for teachers!

This app has a long list of postures/asanas with both Sanskrit names with diacritics as well as Sanskrit written. Not to mention- audio to properly demonstrate how to say it! Also includes some basic info around asana series and yoga philosophy. Lovely, easy to use, extremely helpful, and honestly the best app like this I’ve found. Thanks Rajeev!
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@ompathyogi

I’m really grateful with this app, does help me in my studies and continuing awakening!!
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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Layout suffers on newer devices like iPhone 13

Bug

Search does not return results unless term is entered exactly

Bug

Audio doesn't work (isolated incident)

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Requested Features

17 requests

Layout adjustments for newer devices

Feature

Improved search functionality with common nicknames

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Ability to create custom sequences

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Translations of mantras

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GIFs of yoga poses with controls

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Audio for Sanskrit vocabulary

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Interactive quiz for Sanskrit vocabulary

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Add Vinyasa sequences

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Add Sun salutations to sequences

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Surya Namaskar A and B in separate groups

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More poses

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English and Sanskrit words displayed with audio

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Sequences automatically moving to the next position

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Iyengar Yoga content

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Invocation to Patanjali

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Diacritical mark explanations

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Common pose nicknames in search

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FAQ

What does the Yoga 108 app do?

The Yoga 108 app helps users learn and correctly pronounce the Sanskrit names of over 100 yoga poses (asanas). It provides visual aids, audio pronunciations, and detailed information to enhance understanding of yoga terminology.

What are the key features of Yoga 108?

Key features include a library of over 100 poses with pictures, both English and Sanskrit names for asanas, Sanskrit audio pronunciation, a searchable pose database, and various yoga sequences with audio, such as Ashtanga, Bikram, and Sivananda.

Is Yoga 108 free to use?

Yes, the Yoga 108 app is completely free to use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.

Who is the target audience for Yoga 108?

This app is designed for yoga practitioners of all levels who wish to deepen their knowledge of yoga by learning the Sanskrit names of poses and their correct pronunciation. It is also beneficial for those interested in the philosophical aspects of yoga, with definitions of the 8 limbs included.

What are some common use cases for Yoga 108?

Common use cases include learning the Sanskrit names of yoga poses before or after a class, practicing pronunciation of asanas, following along with guided yoga sequences in Sanskrit, and understanding the foundational principles of yoga through the definition of the 8 limbs.