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Yoga with Tim vs Liforme
Yoga with Tim
12 positive (100%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted: +100%
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I follow Two Birds Yoga, Five Parks Yoga, Yoga with Tim, and Charlie Follows now. They're all very passionate and provide a lot of variety.b
Yoga with Tim on YouTube
Having said that, there are a ton of options for beginners YT videos - Charlie Follows, Adrienne, yoga with Tim, kassandra.
Love Yoga with Tim!
Parent context: You checkout yoga with Tim, he has good 39 day challenges with good follow up and explanation of things. Reply: One class with Tim makes me question my whole practice 😂 (in a good way! His alignment cues are one of a kind and always activate something new, even after 7+ years of daily practice)
Liforme
29 positive (83%) · 3 mixed (9%) · 3 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted: +75%
AI summary — not a quote
Liforme yoga mats are widely praised for their exceptional grip, particularly for practitioners who sweat heavily or practice high-intensity styles like Ashtanga and power flow. Users frequently describe the grip as "unreal" and superior to competitors like Manduka, noting that it requires no break-in period. While the alignment lines and supportive thickness are highly valued, the mat is also noted for being expensive, heavy, and prone to showing wear or losing its "sticky" quality after 6 to 12 months of heavy use.
Pros
- Exceptional non-slip grip even during very sweaty sessions
- Helpful alignment lines for proper positioning
- No break-in period required; grippy from the first use
- Thicker and more supportive feel compared to many rubber mats
Cons
- High price point compared to other premium mats
- Heavier and bulkier than many alternatives
- Surface can be too grippy for transitions that require sliding the feet
- Prone to staining and showing sweat marks, especially on lighter colors
Top excerpts
But then they brought out a new colour that I loved and I made a late night purchase that I came close to cancelling next day. But I absolutely love it. It is genuinely so comfortable to use and absolutely non slip.
Surprised no one has mentioned Liforme. I resisted getting an expensive mat for years but the difference is night and day. Some of us are sweaty enough that it’s not just a matter of engaging muscles more, we need the grip to be able to engage those muscles properly.
No competition in terms of grip - Liforme beats Manduka.
I’m wondering if anyone knows of a mat that has the similar smooth rubbery surface to a lifeforme or Lululemon
My own mats are Liforme and Yogiraj, both expensive and worth it.