Debinmi - I'm a long-time subscriber to Lee's streaming classes. The positives: there are three classes per week. He takes questions prior to class (for up to 30 minutes) and the classes are around an hour. in length The classes are posted to the site (you get a log in to access your video library - easy to use and navigate), and there will be a short (edited) version that runs around 20 - 25 minutes, and the full class. The classes will drop off the site after several weeks, as they rotate the new material in. They also rotate the short versions of some of his DVD's as bonus material (in addition to the streaming subscription classes). You also get discounts on his workshops, and the workshops you've purchased are saved to your library, so you can revisit them in the future. The negatives: The biggest negative is the cost. I'm grandfathered in on an annual rate, which is still pricey, but new subscribers have a monthly rate, which is even higher. When Lee travels, they'll post a "Classic" class (usually a class from12 months prior). Since the class is a year old, it doesn't really feel like a repeat.
The streaming quality is excellent. You can log in through a Zoom link, or a streaming link where you can't ask questions, but get higher quality video.
I've known people who sign up for a few months and then cancel, and resubscribe for a few months at a time. I've never heard anyone mention problems with getting their subscription canceled.
Signing for the free two week subscription is a good deal. I use a Surface tablet to connect to my TV via cables and it works seamlessly.
Hope that helps!
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