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Thread started 04/20/04 9:59am

VinaBlue

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Anybody practice yoga?

If so, what kind? I'd like to work my way up to Kundalini Yoga.

I just started last night and my legs are a little sore, but I feel great! I'm doing theYoga Conditioning for Weight Loss dvd. It's awesome. It was shot in Sedona, Arizona so there are beautiful red rocks in the background. With the dvd you can choose 4 levels of modification, so that's pretty neato. I have NO flexibility, lol.
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Reply #1 posted 04/20/04 10:02am

Natsume

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I did yoga in my German class, junior year of high school. My favorite position? Die Leiche (the corpse)... it meant we could lay down and close our eyes for a few minutes and catch up on our zzzs...


zzz
I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #2 posted 04/20/04 10:03am

2the9s

Natsume said:

I did yoga in my German class, junior year of high school. My favorite position? Die Leiche (the corpse)... it meant we could lay down and close our eyes for a few minutes and catch up on our zzzs...


zzz


Sounds like a real rigorous language program you got there.

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Reply #3 posted 04/20/04 10:06am

Natsume

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2the9s said:

Sounds like a real rigorous language program you got there.

smile

It explains why, after 4 years, I can't speak a lick of it!

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I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #4 posted 04/20/04 10:07am

2the9s

Natsume said:

2the9s said:

Sounds like a real rigorous language program you got there.

smile

It explains why, after 4 years, I can't speak a lick of it!

hrmph


Das stimmt! lol
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Reply #5 posted 04/20/04 10:08am

Natsume

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2the9s said:

Natsume said:


It explains why, after 4 years, I can't speak a lick of it!

hrmph


Das stimmt! lol

Get off babelfish, you twat!
I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #6 posted 04/20/04 10:10am

2the9s

Natsume said:

2the9s said:



Das stimmt! lol

Get off babelfish, you twat!


Du bist eine Nutte.

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Reply #7 posted 04/20/04 10:12am

Natsume

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2the9s said:

Du bist eine Nutte.

smile

будьте тихо!
I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #8 posted 04/20/04 10:13am

SassyFras

VinaBlue said:

If so, what kind? I'd like to work my way up to Kundalini Yoga.

I just started last night and my legs are a little sore, but I feel great! I'm doing theYoga Conditioning for Weight Loss dvd. It's awesome. It was shot in Sedona, Arizona so there are beautiful red rocks in the background. With the dvd you can choose 4 levels of modification, so that's pretty neato. I have NO flexibility, lol.

i used to do vinyasa yoga kind of regularly...especially when i first moved to chicago. i haven't for a while now but i need to get back into the swing (or strectch) of things. it feels so good when you're done, kinda like being high but a natural euphoria. good luck on it and maybe you've inspired me to get my act together again!
[This message was edited Tue Apr 20 10:14:08 2004 by SassyFras]

damn these typos!
[This message was edited Tue Apr 20 10:14:32 2004 by SassyFras]
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Reply #9 posted 04/20/04 10:20am

daned

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I can't personaly but I hear Paul McCartney's wife can get one of her legs behind her head, if that helps?
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Reply #10 posted 04/20/04 10:22am

SassyFras

daned said:

I can't personaly but I hear Paul McCartney's wife can get one of her legs behind her head, if that helps?

falloff

that is so cruel...giggle
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Reply #11 posted 04/20/04 10:37am

daned

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SassyFras said:

daned said:

I can't personaly but I hear Paul McCartney's wife can get one of her legs behind her head, if that helps?

falloff

that is so cruel...giggle


What's got 3 legs and lives on a farm?


The McCartneys
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Reply #12 posted 04/20/04 10:40am

SassyFras

daned said:

SassyFras said:


falloff

that is so cruel...giggle


What's got 3 legs and lives on a farm?


The McCartneys

lol

you ain't even right, lol!
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Reply #13 posted 04/20/04 10:41am

VinaBlue

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confused
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Reply #14 posted 04/20/04 10:43am

VinaBlue

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SassyFras said:

it feels so good when you're done, kinda like being high but a natural euphoria.


I do feel kinda funny today. giggle
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Reply #15 posted 04/20/04 12:05pm

Slave2daGroove

I've been doing Beckram yoga every couple of weeks.

It's in a room that's 120 degrees and in addition to the stretching you are battling your mind because of the heat.

It always makes me feel amazing.
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Reply #16 posted 04/20/04 12:12pm

VinaBlue

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Slave2daGroove said:

I've been doing Beckram yoga every couple of weeks.

It's in a room that's 120 degrees and in addition to the stretching you are battling your mind because of the heat.

It always makes me feel amazing.

OMG, I don't like heat at ALL. Seriously 80 degrees and I'm buggin.
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Reply #17 posted 04/20/04 12:24pm

shausler

i do yoga on my

yogi matt




i am not your

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Reply #18 posted 04/20/04 1:53pm

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If you can, go check out Golden Bridge Yoga in L.A. You can take a Saturday morning Kundalini class with Gurmukh. She kind of the Godmother of Kundalini in its current practice. I liked all of the classes I did there. And they're suitable for beginners -- I had about 2 months experience with Iyengar when I went to Golden Bridge.

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Reply #19 posted 04/20/04 2:01pm

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drool Ooh, one of my favorite topics.....

I've been doing yoga for 5 years now, and once I started I was hooked. I kick myself for not getting into it 10 years ago (being a dancer, it's changed my life/body/mind). I do mostly Iyengar yoga, and don't do classes anymore, mostly because my first yoga teacher moved to Sweden, and my second moved to Switzerland last year. sad So, I always do it by myself at home because after five years I have enough knowledge of asanas and meditation methods to basically work on it myself. Although I'll take a class here and there when I'm in the U.S. (I can't find any good classes here in Holland at the moment) because I love getting corrections and it's always nice to have an outside eye. One day I'd like to teach it as well.

Stick with it, because you can do it your whole life and always improve. Plus, it centers you whole body and mind, prevents injury and sickness, and gives you energy. thumbs up!
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Reply #20 posted 04/20/04 2:09pm

2the9s

minneapolisgenius said:

:...and don't do classes anymore, mostly because my first yoga teacher moved to Sweden, and my second moved to Switzerland last year. sad


I see a pattern here.

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Reply #21 posted 04/20/04 2:19pm

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2the9s said:

minneapolisgenius said:

:...and don't do classes anymore, mostly because my first yoga teacher moved to Sweden, and my second moved to Switzerland last year. sad


I see a pattern here.

smile

mad



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Reply #22 posted 04/20/04 2:21pm

2the9s

minneapolisgenius said:

2the9s said:



I see a pattern here.

smile

mad



chair


No, you misunderstand me...I just meant that everyone who comes in contact with you seems to leave the country in a hurry...

Oh wait...you did understand.

smile
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Reply #23 posted 04/20/04 2:24pm

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2the9s said:

minneapolisgenius said:


mad



chair


No, you misunderstand me...I just meant that everyone who comes in contact with you seems to leave the country in a hurry...

Oh wait...you did understand.

smile

mad


Come here 9s.....no, a little closer. Yeah, I have something for you.....

blowup
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Reply #24 posted 04/20/04 2:49pm

VinaBlue

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minneapolisgenius said:

2the9s said:



No, you misunderstand me...I just meant that everyone who comes in contact with you seems to leave the country in a hurry...

Oh wait...you did understand.

smile

mad


Come here 9s.....no, a little closer. Yeah, I have something for you.....

blowup


fishslap

9's, quit jackin ma thread! mad





Ok everyone, Mountain Pose...

pray Namaste.
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Reply #25 posted 04/20/04 2:50pm

minneapolisgen
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VinaBlue said:

minneapolisgenius said:


mad


Come here 9s.....no, a little closer. Yeah, I have something for you.....

blowup


fishslap

9's, quit jackin ma thread! mad





Ok everyone, Mountain Pose...

pray Namaste.

falloff

See how centered and calm yoga has made me?
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Reply #26 posted 04/20/04 2:56pm

VinaBlue

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minneapolisgenius said:

drool Ooh, one of my favorite topics.....

I've been doing yoga for 5 years now, and once I started I was hooked. I kick myself for not getting into it 10 years ago (being a dancer, it's changed my life/body/mind). I do mostly Iyengar yoga, and don't do classes anymore, mostly because my first yoga teacher moved to Sweden, and my second moved to Switzerland last year. sad So, I always do it by myself at home because after five years I have enough knowledge of asanas and meditation methods to basically work on it myself. Although I'll take a class here and there when I'm in the U.S. (I can't find any good classes here in Holland at the moment) because I love getting corrections and it's always nice to have an outside eye. One day I'd like to teach it as well.

Stick with it, because you can do it your whole life and always improve. Plus, it centers you whole body and mind, prevents injury and sickness, and gives you energy. thumbs up!


Coooool. I feel really funky today. I can tell it made a difference already! I've noticed a difference in my breathing and even just the way I walk. I tried another yoga video last year and it was tooo strenuous for me that I got sick the next day. I wasn't ready for those toxins to flush out.

I took some dance in college (jazz, modern, ballet and African) so I could totally understand proper alignment. Having an outside eye would be great, I used to love that about my Modern dance teacher. She was really good at checking your body and making sure you were moving the right way. I got a little worried when I was doing one of the poses and watching the tv screen then she says "never turn your head during this pose"... OOPS!
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Reply #27 posted 04/20/04 3:04pm

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I practiced Hatha Yoga for a few years.. I just haven't had the time, nor the desire.. Which for me is not good.

Kundalini is so good for breathing...
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Reply #28 posted 04/20/04 3:17pm

JasmineFire

I used to take a yoga class with my mother when i was in high school. i don't know what kind of yoga it was but our teacher was excellent.

Right now i'm taking yoga from a friend fo mine who teaches a class. I love it, i feel so great afterwards.
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Reply #29 posted 04/20/04 3:44pm

lilmissmissy

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My uncle is actually a qualified teacher of yoga and spends about 80% of his time in his room doin yoga! Since i was young i've been able to naturally sit with my legs crossing over with my knees touching..one day he saw me do this n he flipped!! Apparantly this is what people do yoga to achieve...but ya need flexible hips for it!!!
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