Oddly enough, today's Chicago Groupons are for Bikram Yoga.
Natter 66: Get Your Kicks.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I was finally ready to go back to yoga this summer when my yoga studio closed. There's really nothing in my neighborhood, either. But I think getting back into yoga would help my back by helping me build core strength, even though I'm pretty sure it was yoga that injured my back.
Morning at Brenda's house: the cat is up on the counter taking tortilla chips from the bag and dropping half of them on the floor, where the dog is tiptoeing forward to pick them up.
At least they're sharing?
Morning at Brenda's house: the cat is up on the counter taking tortilla chips from the bag and dropping half of them on the floor, where the dog is tiptoeing forward to pick them up.
Yay teamwork?
Morning at Sparky's house: the baby is up in her chair taking lentil chips from the bag and throwing half of them on the floor, where the dog is running forward to pick them up.
At least they're sharing?
What's gonna work? Teamwork!
Parents are going to get that one.
Monday is here and I've got too much to do and not enough time to do it. My penance for goofing off all weekend.
Morning at Theo's house: Spare Cat is being annoying. Theo is trying to locate her will to live.
I went to a Bikram class once and it was horrible. Not because of the heat but because the teacher was useless. I'm super judgmental about it, though, for the reasons Kat mentioned, and can't be objective. For one thing, the idea of having to do the exact same poses every time in the same order seems incredibly boring to me.
I'd say hot yoga is any kind of yoga in a heated room. My studio has hot classes that are different varieties of yoga. Room may be a range of temperatures depending on the teacher, time of day, and number of students. I like it if it's not super hot.
I have not lost a ton of weight doing yoga. What a rip off!
Canned peaches, Suzi? That means your meetings will always go well(/Deadwood)
After I adjusted to the Bikram heat, I'd feel fabulous after a class. And since I was an ashtanga woman, the repeating series of poses didn't bother me, but actually helped me get into the meditative state of mind.
I never lost a ton a weight either, but when I've got a regular yoga practice I notice that I don't hurt myself as much doing other things - my balance is better so I don't trip while walking, throw my back out, etc.