It’s super easy to track your Tadasana Festival classes. Under “Track Class” we’ve added a Tadasana Festival option. You then have the option to select Friday, Saturday or Sunday. All the classes and workshops are listed by session time, Early Morning, Mid-Morning, etc. Once you select the class you’ve taken and you want to add it to your History Log, tap the green “Track Class” or “Track Workshop” button in the upper right corner. At this point you have the option to add notes or make any edits you would like. Then tap “Done” and it’s now added to your History.

Another exciting new feature is the ability to Tweet your classes. Once you have finished tracking a class and you’ve tapped “Done” just scroll to the bottom of the Details Page and tap on the green “Tweet” button. It’s that simple and all your friends will be wishing they were right there with you at the festival. It will give them an incentive or inspiration to go with you next year. Tweeting is not just for Tadasana Festival. All year round you can keep everyone up-to-date on how your yoga practice is going. Let others know the best classes, teachers and studios.

Now that spring is upon us it’s time to start doing something nurturing for yourself. There’s no better time than the present to commit to your yoga practice. Let yoga tracker help you stay motivated and help you reach your goals.

We’d like to thank the folks at Tadasana Festival for allowing us to include their classes and workshops in yoga tracker 1.2. We hope all of you enjoy. As always, we appreciate your feedback and we continue to keep all of your ideas in mind.

Anna

1) Add Your Own Yoga Style: Our original release was limited in the list of available yoga styles. There are so many yoga styles out there that it would be impossible to list them all, plus you would have to scroll through a really long list.  Now you can add and save the yoga styles YOU practice. The yoga style list is now saved in alphabetical order so styles are easier to find.

2) Add Your Own Class Type: You can now add and save class types. Personally I’ve added “Home” for my home practice. There are many different venues and formats for practicing yoga, so now you can track them all.

3) More Stats: Stats are now broken down into more detail. Now you will see a list of how many hours you have practiced each month for the last year and how many actual classes you have taken or taught each month. A graph of the past 12 months is still available based on your number of hours.

4) Performance Improvements: We also made enhancements that allow you track your yoga more quickly and efficiently.

I am so happy with the updates and I’ve already edited some of my history with new styles and class types. The stats are beautiful and easy to scroll through a quick overview of my progress. Thank you again to everyone for your kind words, feedback and interaction with us. Please continue to be a part of the conversation with us on Facebook and Twitter.

Anna

I’m going to enter in my workshops I attended at the Yoga Journal Conference in San Francisco now. Also, I’m challenging myself to practice everyday, even if it is only 15 minutes of meditation or pranayama. Hopefully you can make yoga a daily practice too.

Namaste