Studio bloom is okay Studio bloom is okay - I was hoping for more clearly pregnant women to be leading or involved in workouts, and I find the music to be awful. Just background filler that was clearly added afterwards so no one is ever doing a move on the beat. There's just something really frustrating about doing squats off beat, following a super skinny woman who is not pregnant calling you "mama" over and over again while you're in your third trimester trying to keep up. That being said, some instructors/classes are way better than others. The moves do make you sweat, and the pelvic floor stuff is good, but strength and cardio kinda just drives me nuts.

Redundant Routines Am 34 weeks pregnant and have been doing prenatal exercises using the Bloom Method for about a month now. So far the routines are pretty repetitive - each routine appears to be primarily squats and lunges. Gets kind of redundant and boring after awhile. It's also disappointing that many of the videos do not include a warm up or cool down. Also, I wish there were more videos that were 30 minutes. Many are either too short (20 minutes or less) or too long (45 minutes).

Signs you up as a recurring charge DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE. As several others have reported, the service signs you up a recurring customer without adequate notice. There aren't adequate payment reminders at all. The charges show up on your paypal as a vague "streaming subscription" charge. You have no way to tell if you have this charge still going on. I am out of $667 over the last almost two years! FIND ANOTHER SERVICE AND SAVE YOURSELF THE TROUBLE OF DEALING WITH THIS TERRIBLE BUSINESS.

I stopped using the app because I kept… I stopped using the app because I kept injuring my left hip while doing the workouts. Eventually switched to belly dance workouts instead. I haven't used the app in 7+ months (baby's age). I thought I had cancelled my subscription, but recently found a $240 charge on my card. When I requested a refund, they refused. Reply to "Reply from The Bloom Method": - There was no reminder email before the charge. In fact, I was charged $240 for a $120 subscription, without warning or explanation. When I asked for a refund, you refused. - The phrasing of your entire reply is placing blame on the customer. I hope you'll eventually see that this is not a good business practice. - I started with the "start here" program that was recommended by your founder when I asked in the forum. There was no warm-up in this program. It was a difficult program from the start. I'm a ballet dancer from an early age, and a relatively fit person. Whether you can take this feedback to improve your business, or continue to blame your customers is up to you. - It is extremely interesting that after your customer tells you they've injured themselves while doing your workouts, your response is to criticize their choice of workout that they felt more comfortable with.

Neat concept, needs work I think the concept is cool but i found a lot of the workout instructor used really silly sayings repeatedly which became annoying. I would have perferred acutal cues of the exercises. And the second flaw, i didn’t find the explanation of how to scale the movements or exercises very plentiful. Making it fusterating when you’re already tired and feeling super prego. The montly cost was not worth it for me on a budget as it compared to actual monthly gym membership that i could get in person. The concept is neat but it needs some fine tuning professionally.