5/5 Great for advanced beginners and intermediates
  by Jennifer K. Smith (Micanopy, FL United States)
This video is, as expected more challenging than the first in the series. But it is not so difficult to be out of reach for a beginner.

2/5 identical practice/asana flow as in session one DVD set
  by Molly Field (Northern Virginia)
don't believe the hype. the content is exactly the same as the first session except for on this one, seane does narrate through the vinyasa flow. her voice is as strident and abrasive as ever. they also have what's called the "breath" session which really means NO NARRATION: you're ON YOUR OWN completely. if after a few dozen times doing the vinyasa with seane you should know it by heart, but then why watch/listen (really) to the DVD music?

seane is an excellent technician and she knows alignment and breath - that is indisputable, but as far as DVDs go, i'm not impressed. i think gaiam is starting to believe its own hype.

4/5 Excellent tips for alignment
  by K. Rachael Vilmar (Atlanta, GA)
There are a few irritating things about this dvd. Seane Corn's voice is a bit abrasive, and she races through some of the poses too fast to keep the breath in sync.

It's worth it, though, because Corn is the only dvd-based yoga instructor I know of who actually instructs. As another review noted, I didn't even know how sloppy my alignment was until I used this dvd. Her attention to alignment and technique is so thorough that it felt like I was doing some of the poses right for the first time.

Also, it's nice to see a yogini who doesn't have some crazy moonbat new age name like Rainbeau. Ugh.

5/5 Amazing DVD
  by be the tree (arizona, USA)
This is the second DVD I have bought by Seane Corn. She is an amazing instructor. Please keep in mind that the way she talks can be a bit intense, but always remember that once you learn the DVD you can always do the workout that is JUST music!

5/5 Excellent Yoga DVD
  by Kathleen A. Heintzelman
I love this video. The practice is precise and puts you in the moment with her detailed instruction. I do not mind the constant talking as others have mentioned, as it guides me and encourages me. It takes you out of the mindset of the practice just being physical. Am I going to be strong, more flexible? Actually with the slower pace and precise instruction, not to mention correct form, (I realize that I was doing the poses incorrect) it builds muscle because as she is explaining the poses you are holding them. You can feel Seans passion come through where it is contagious. It addresses mind/body and spirit. I will practice this for months and years to come.