A fitness-video service with named programme creators
The publisher’s own site identifies Gaiam TV Fit Yoga and names programmes associated with Tony Horton, Rodney Yee, Mari Winsor and Billy Blanks. That describes the collection’s presenter-led organisation. Start with the exact programme and entry title rather than treating every video carrying a familiar instructor’s name as part of one continuous series.
Episode totals can include supporting material
The homepage describes Tony Horton’s Next Level as twenty-two episodes including an interview, a fitness test and how-to videos. The total is therefore not simply a count of equivalent follow-along sessions. Inspect the individual entry type and running time when organising a queue. An interview can explain the programme without being interchangeable with the next scheduled session.
Separate a series sequence from a whole catalogue
The site also refers to yoga classes, fitness programmes and challenge collections. A named series can have its own intended order, while a general search may mix material from several programmes. Save the programme title and episode label together so that returning on another screen does not accidentally substitute a different class or introduction. This profile describes media organisation rather than choosing an exercise routine for the reader.
Use the current publisher-linked application
Gaiam links its television, mobile and browser routes and uses a Vimeo-powered service. Some homepage device wording is generation-specific, so check the current store listing for the actual equipment before relying on an old minimum. A software installation is separate from the selected subscription and programme. No exercise session, paid account or supported-device playback was tested here.