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I just had my first yoga class
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ClaretandBlue
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Nice! Care to share some detail, for those of us who considered it, but never manned up to do it? What was it like, what exactly did you do? Did you know anything before going in? I personally am interested in trying it, but looking like a fool in front of people is something I struggle with.
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Vinyasa? Bikram? Or some other style?
I've been taking vinyasa yoga at my work gym for several months and enjoy it. I haven't reached the point where it "clicks," and I am still the least flexible person in the class, but it has really improved my rock climbing. If you get the chance, try pilates, yoga's evil cousin.
I've been taking vinyasa yoga at my work gym for several months and enjoy it. I haven't reached the point where it "clicks," and I am still the least flexible person in the class, but it has really improved my rock climbing. If you get the chance, try pilates, yoga's evil cousin.
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Awesome. Harder than you thought? Keep at it and you'll be in titibasana before you know it.
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Unshaven and unshowered usually.Originally Posted by why
Where the hell have you been practicing? The hardest part of my class was not getting a hardon checking out all the fit 20 somethings and gorgeous MILFS bending over in front of me during practice. Best part was that the only other guy in that class was a fat guy who kept farting.
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Where the hell have you been practicing? The hardest part of my class was not getting a hardon checking out all the fit 20 somethings and gorgeous MILFS bending over in front of me during practice. Best part was that the only other guy in that class was a fat guy who kept farting.Originally Posted by javyn
For this + stress/anxiety control I have often contemplated taking yoga classes
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Guess it depends on where you go. But the Anusara class in suburban Clear Lake Texas was full of hotties. Also, the feeling you get after you light a spliff following an intense yoga session is second to none.Originally Posted by javyn
Could this be why your squat program is suffering?
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I do a few classes a month - find it a great change of pace, and yes, the women are very hot, and yes, I am really bad compared to eveyone else.
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It was Ashtanga, and mostly just assorted twisted stretching.
I am way too naive to describe it any better than that...I am reasonably flexible, so didn't find it all that hard to do most of the movements (badly). And yes, some pretty girls there.
I am way too naive to describe it any better than that...I am reasonably flexible, so didn't find it all that hard to do most of the movements (badly). And yes, some pretty girls there.
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