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In our last post we shared 5 Pilates video workouts to engage your core. And since Pilates and yoga are often seen as spiritual siblings, we thought it would make sense to share some top yoga workout videos too.

For many people, whether it’s due to finances or time restraints, getting along to physical yoga classes isn’t always an option. And when that’s the case, there’s no better place to turn than the endless educational resource that is the internet.

In recent years yoga channels have become enormous on video sharing platforms such as YouTube, with the current most popular channel (Yoga With Adriene) boasting a huge 8.3 million-strong subscriber base (at the time of writing).

But what the incredible popularity of the genre also means is that the variety of yoga videos to choose from is seemingly infinite. And with so much choice, it really is difficult to narrow down the selection.

Well, in a hopeful attempt to solve that problem, we went with the age-old strategy of simply settling with the most popular. So here, presented in order of most-to-least views, are the current most popular yoga workout videos on YouTube.  

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnKZit6VB44

 

 

Yoga For Complete Beginners – 20 Minute Home Yoga Workout!

33 million views

 

 

Morning Yoga Workout ♥ Better Than The Gym | Strength & Stretch

20 million views

 

 

10 min Morning Yoga Full Body Stretch

16 million views

 

 

10 minute Morning Yoga for Beginners

14 million views

 

 

Yoga Weight Loss Challenge! 20 Minute Fat Burning Yoga Workout Beginners & Intermediate

12 million views

 

 

Total Body Yoga – Deep Stretch | Yoga With Adriene

11 million views

 

 

BONUS VIDEO

Technically speaking, when we typed “Yoga Workout” into YouTube’s search bar, the most popular result (which actually outperformed its closest competitors by a staggering 88 million views), was this…

 

More on yoga

The above are all great for home workouts. But if you’d like to learn more in general about yoga, then take a look at these 5 reasons why it’s a great practise to engage with, or these 10 yoga poses for increased flexibility.