yoga for the disabled
silentzen_101
Posted 2005-03-12 11:06 PM (#18909)
Subject: yoga for the disabled


Has anyone ever heard of disabled people doing yoga. liek people that are missing limbs
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kulkarnn
Posted 2005-03-13 12:18 AM (#18913 - in reply to #18909)
Subject: RE: yoga for the disabled


Yes, I have seen them doing. And, very well.
Neel Kulkarni
www.authenticyoga.org
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afroyogi
Posted 2005-03-13 5:45 AM (#18923 - in reply to #18909)
Subject: RE: yoga for the disabled


Derek, regarding your avatar, your email addy and your question I just have to ask:
Where you involved in a rumble with a shark lately?
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easternsun
Posted 2005-03-13 6:40 AM (#18928 - in reply to #18909)
Subject: RE: yoga for the disabled


there is an iyengar teacher in rishikesh who is disabled - everyone in her classes raves about her! she cant demonstate the poses but she has awesome communications skills!! i have also seen pictures of yogis missing limbs using one of those big balls as a prop to do yoga.
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silentzen_101
Posted 2005-03-13 11:07 AM (#18941 - in reply to #18928)
Subject: RE: yoga for the disabled


thank you for the responses. afroyogi , i have seen plenty of sharks both surfing and diving and i havent been attacked yet but i lost my right leg due to a birth defect. i have been doing regular yoga but adding some modifications of course. it has worked really well for me and i am more flexible and my surfng has improved greatly. i was wondering about this subject because i was hoping there was more people witn disabilities that do yoga, because it can greatly improve their physical fitness.
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