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bucktooth

Posted 2007-09-06 9:07 AM (#95758)
Subject: Doing Yoga in parks?

How many of you practice Yoga outdoors by school parks or playgrounds?Does anyone practice yoga in running shoes and without a mat?

How do you avoid the("that person is crazy syndrome")stare?

should I care?

jonnie

Posted 2007-09-06 10:25 AM (#95764 - in reply to #95758)
Subject: RE: Doing Yoga in parks?

I often practise Yoga outside in parks, though usually with friends and we always look for a quiet and secluded area away from the crowds.

I never practise wearing shoes though sometimes practise without a mat.

Jonathon

kulkarnn

Posted 2007-09-06 12:00 PM (#95779 - in reply to #95758)
Subject: RE: Doing Yoga in parks?

I consider doing so as the most wonderful usage of the parks. Actually, parks should be commonly used for this purpose. To avoid the 'cs' stares, a) increase the group of crazy people to make it non-crazy standard. b) continue doing the activity for a sufficient time.

If one can apply an artificial perfume for a sufficient time or wear a tie/woolen-dress in 100+ temperatures for sufficient time, it becomes a norm.

bucktooth - 2007-09-06 9:07 AM

How many of you practice Yoga outdoors by school parks or playgrounds?Does anyone practice yoga in running shoes and without a mat?

How do you avoid the("that person is crazy syndrome")stare?

should I care?

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