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  1. #1
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    Cute! Your kittens sound like just the thing to keep one motivated to do yoga.

  2. #2
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    I don't think they ever grow out of it! My 20 pound 20 year old loves to hang out with me when I'm doing yoga - He sure can get in the way - and he's so old he doesn't move so fast anymore - so I have to Hooold those poses.

  3. #3
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    I have the same issues. This week, one climbed in my lap during the boat pose and the other kept standing up with his paws on my hip during a balance sequence! I'm pretty new at this and they are not helping.
    (BTW- I love the new Troy Jacobson Yoga for Endurance Athletes that I got for Christmas!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by sundial View Post
    Cute! Your kittens sound like just the thing to keep one motivated to do yoga.
    I had only been doing it once a week. But when my knee acts up, my whole right leg seems to be so inflexible. This week I've started my plan of three mornings a week - giving up any attempt at doing Spinervals in the morning. It's a lot easier to talk myself into yoga at4:45 than it is Spinervals.

    The other two mornings I'm doing push ups with my feet on my fitness ball, those are killer! and traditional ab work.

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    I can't quite grasp this Kittyoga thing...I think pictures would help!!!
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  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by bouncybouncy View Post
    I can't quite grasp this Kittyoga thing...I think pictures would help!!!

    Ahhh... no - no pictures of me in downward dog!


    Now if I ever master some of those balancing poses...

    V.
    Discipline is remembering what you want.


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  7. #7
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    My cat is constantly in the way when doing Pilates or even my aerobics video. It's very difficult to follow the DVD when I'm constantly worried about stepping on her.

  8. #8
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    I usually end up with a corgi butt in my face -- thank you so much Chloe...

  9. #9
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    You could teach them to do yoga with you...

    ....this would be Lucy's version of downward dog....
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