warehouse wrote:well where can we rub our cocks and chant?
the philly thread....
warehouse wrote:well where can we rub our cocks and chant?
Parkour?doug rr wrote:is there anything an IPA cant do?
im in, but i need you to go in w/ me as a partnerStrat wrote:warehouse wrote:well where can we rub our cocks and chant?
I cheer you on to open your own yoga studio where this is the primary focus of the practice.
i knew i could count on youPeeps wrote:warehouse wrote:well where can we rub our cocks and chant?
the philly thread....

Rangi Guy wrote:So skating back to the train station after work today things went wrong.....now my skateboard is at the bottom of the harbour
Strat wrote:Yeehaw, Crackpot! That is gonna save me $1,250 that I can spend on booze to help off-set all that healthy shit ill be up to!
mookie wrote:Strained wrists are crow killers. Hopefully it heals up before your training!
Also, Bikram Choudhury
Yeah, be careful pulling back on ppl's down dog these days!Strat wrote:mookie wrote:Strained wrists are crow killers. Hopefully it heals up before your training!
Also, Bikram Choudhury
Oh boy. That's not a good thing. Good thing they will have mostly non rapey teacher in me soon
My wife is into Ashtanga Yoga (where vinyasa flow comes from I think) and I after doing a few classes over the last two years, I have started waking up and doing a 45 minute routine each morning. I have never felt stronger/healthier. Running has become easier as well because of the core and leg strength I've gained.Strat wrote:Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Has anyone done both yoga and pilates? Which is better for core strength and relaxation?
Just do a power vinyassa class. I think people here dont really understand how intense yoga can be. The relaxing comes from opening the the muscles, working them, tiring them out, twisting out the organs, etc... But you are also basically holding planks, squats, hand stands, arm and shoulder strength building for an hour.
Fucking try it for fucks sake. ITs not just sitting there rubbing your cock and chanting the whole time.
Hatfield wrote:My wife is into Ashtanga Yoga (where vinyasa flow comes from I think) and I after doing a few classes over the last two years, I have started waking up and doing a 45 minute routine each morning. I have never felt stronger/healthier. Running has become easier as well because of the core and leg strength I've gained.Strat wrote:Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Has anyone done both yoga and pilates? Which is better for core strength and relaxation?
Just do a power vinyassa class. I think people here dont really understand how intense yoga can be. The relaxing comes from opening the the muscles, working them, tiring them out, twisting out the organs, etc... But you are also basically holding planks, squats, hand stands, arm and shoulder strength building for an hour.
Fucking try it for fucks sake. ITs not just sitting there rubbing your cock and chanting the whole time.
If you are on the fence about Yoga, give it a try for two weeks at least 3 times each week. You will feel the difference.
So what are the details on the teacher training? How long, what branch, etc? Congratulations on getting the grant.Strat wrote:Hatfield wrote:My wife is into Ashtanga Yoga (where vinyasa flow comes from I think) and I after doing a few classes over the last two years, I have started waking up and doing a 45 minute routine each morning. I have never felt stronger/healthier. Running has become easier as well because of the core and leg strength I've gained.Strat wrote:Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Has anyone done both yoga and pilates? Which is better for core strength and relaxation?
Just do a power vinyassa class. I think people here dont really understand how intense yoga can be. The relaxing comes from opening the the muscles, working them, tiring them out, twisting out the organs, etc... But you are also basically holding planks, squats, hand stands, arm and shoulder strength building for an hour.
Fucking try it for fucks sake. ITs not just sitting there rubbing your cock and chanting the whole time.
If you are on the fence about Yoga, give it a try for two weeks at least 3 times each week. You will feel the difference.
! Thats excellent. Running has also gotten much easier for me. My hips, groin, lower back, stomach and everything in between is much stronger, thus taking so much pressure of my knees and joints etc...