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The new app is available from today (Oct 10) and costs $9.99 per month.
There are 32 yoga classes and meditations created in partnership with the virtual reality studio Magnopus.
Fortunately, Alo aims to add at least four sessions per month to build up its library.
So I had a vague idea of what to expect when I strapped on one of thebest VR headsets.
The current library has classes from 5 to 20 minutes, so I went for a 10-minute session.
You don’t need the Quest’s controllers either, as the app uses Meta’s hand-tracking tech instead.
But did it really live up to Alo’s claim that it’s better than real-world classes?
But the ‘immersive’ experience actually seemed counter to the way I’d practiced before.
But from a technical perspective, it’s impressive.
And being able to see the poses from any angle was really helpful.
But it won’t be for everyone, and I still prefer real-life classes.
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