Welcome to John Scott Yoga Apps!


John Scott is an internationally acclaimed Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga teacher. This site maintains a registry of Apps available to help students and teachers both learn John’s method of counting the Ashtanga Primary and Second series as well as an introduction to John’s teachings. Available on iOS/Android/MacOS and AppleTV
Available Editions:
– John Scott Yoga Community App with Clanns Online
The Community App is now available via Clanns Online or direct from the Apple Store page!
– John Scott Tutorials with Daily Yoga App
Click here for details on this exciting new tutorial series from Daily Yoga
Click here for details regarding the Primary Series App for John Scott
The Practice Builder lets you configure your practice. Click here for further details on this App
For those practitioners further through the practice this Second Series App covers the details of the Asana in this sequence. Click here for details
Other Versions
– Download : see iPhone App
– Download : tvOS App
– John Scott for Apple Mac Desktop
– Download : Goto OSX App Mac App Store and search for ‘John Scott Yoga’
John Scott Clanns Online Community App
John Scott Primary Series App
John Scott Second Series App
John Scott Practice Builder App
Find John on Facebook.com – click here.
John Scott Yoga ✯✯✯✯✯
This app has many great features, one if them is John’s voice leading you through your practice. Another is the vinyasa count test and if you have been lucky enough to be taught by John personally you will know how important this is to know. Well worth the investment !
John’s App Review in Ashtanga Dispatch
See here for John’s App reviewed here in Ashtanga Dispatch – Ashtanga Dispatch
John Scott App mentioned in Elle Paris Magazine
How’s your French? John’s App is mentioned in the February issue of Elle Paris Magazine. In the article ‘Detox by Yoga’, Stephanie Ferre the owner of Paris Yoga is interviewed on the benefits of Yoga. Click here for details
“The Vinyasa Count, how did the Vinyasa Count come to mainstream Ashtanga?”
John Scott, Winter, 2013