Without @abicarver I wouldn’t do yoga nearly as often. Like medicine, I know it is good for me but like @Glen.Coutts, I am not in love with yoga and hour-long classes feel great, when they are finished! Yoga 15 is perfect
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Wouldn’t change a thing.
The lesser focus on suffering is something a find a pity too, but it can always be worse.
Today I receive some spam from Trainerday which made me laugh:
So Trainerday will not be te platform for me, ever 
(lazy couchlandrians)
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Excellent! It really is something that gets easier and more enjoyable with practice.
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Spoken like a true sufferer! Sometimes we have to do things for the benefits accrued in the struggle!
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I knew it
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Pretty soon Couchlandrians will be able to stop by a Trainerday donut shop after one of their “non Suffer-focused” workout
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Note to self: a secret is only a secret if you don’t share it with anyone.
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It doesn’t get easier, you just get more flexible 
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Abi, your yoga is one of the things I loved about Sufferfest. I really looked forward to my sessions within my training plans. When it showed up on my calendar for the day I was always like woo hoo! It makes a huge difference for me because I’m a 50+ year old cyclist, I’ve got arthritis and scoliosis. I cancelled Sufferfest when it became SYSTM and tried to see if the yoga training was available standalone so I could do that, along with outdoor riding and Zwift, plus weight training, but couldn’t find anything like that.
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Abi’s here, on Skillshare, and on her own Yoga15 website, Todd.
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Awesome thanks! Signed up to Yoga 15 can’t wait to start!
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Happy to help.
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seriously what app is out there where you can have a structured plan for just on any given day have a menu like this pick from
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YES. Believe it or not, some of us have more than one sport (and it’s not triathlon). And the other sport has an invariable schedule. In an ideal world, I’d be able to build a training plan by saying, I have another challenging sport of an unspecified type on these days, and my cycling training plan has to work around it. Especially true in winter when skiing is the primary sport and cycling is off season. But I’d settle for drag and drop.
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Yup, Training plans for TriR (Riding - Rowing - Running) would be excellent, especially if PM5 (Concept2) connectivity was on board as well, pretty please 
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Sufferfest will never die, it’s too good!! Now with Wahoo’s injection, the sky is the limit! Hang on!
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Download the vids first. Problem solved
Problem not solved because often download didn‘t work as well and android users didn‘t even have the option to download at all.
The minions finally solved the streaming problems by replacing their UK and German streaming servers with a new one.
I have been dutifully reading through this thread as I find the time. While I have a few technical nitpicks with the change, and groan inwardly at big mountain and the taming of some visuals, I recognize it was a necessary, important business decision to ensure continuance of some kind.
I found this post, Sir Francois, my favourite of the day of not the month. We all get so attached to certain products, perhaps lifestyles, coworkers, employers… We easily forget that in stark daylight that at its core it is or began as a business relationship. No matter how much we love it or it has changed our lives…
I always thought that as much as I love Sufferfest branding and humour, Maybe jokes about suffering and torture aren’t as appealing to speakers of another language living in a place where those things are happening in reality around them or a part of very recent history.
Sufferfest sure works for me though! 
I dearly miss the grand intro/outro music. I see the humour remains though. Cotty’s crack about the skulls of those who didn’t finish a workout about killed me laughing!
Thanks all for sharing your thoughts. Back to my reading… I wonder if I’ll ever catch up.
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