No, yoga isn't dance. Not even OTHER dance, but what the hey - dance studios have yoga classes.<P>This is great for those of us who sit at a desk for any period of time. I just like the fact that it shows the moves.<BR> <A HREF="http://www.will-harris.com/yoga/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.will-harris.com/yoga/</A> <P>(as a side-note - for those into typefaces and webstuff, check out Will Harris's homepage)

hey this is good. i feel better already!<P>i don't understand this bit, though, in preparation for the first exercise - do YOU? can you express it differently for me?<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>breathe in and on the<BR> exhale extend your side<BR> torso and take the tips of<BR> the shoulder blades into<BR> the body. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>it's the bit about shoulder blades that i don't get....<P>there are some REAL cute fonts there! <BR>

Grace, try this image with the shoulder blades. Imagine that you are going to put them in your back pockets. (If you were wearing jeans.) You pull the shoulder blades down while rotating the humeral head back, which gives the sensation of pulling the tips of the shoulder blades into the body. The tips being the lower pointy part of the scapula. It's important not to hyperextend in the thoracic spine while doing this.<p>[This message has been edited by Maggie (edited August 17, 2000).]

will do, maggie! nice to see you back. how did the show go? are you rich, yet?

have to play with some more fonts: <BR>maggie might best appreciate this one:- <p>[This message has been edited by grace (edited August 17, 2000).]

Doesn't he have cool fonts?<P>I like the putting my shoulderblades in my pocket description. One teacher of mine talks about shoulderblades sailing down our backs like ships. This thought works for me a little better.

Grace, why don't you use these fonts to type all your posts.(Heh-heh)

Hey Maggie, I shared the shoulderblades in pockets image with a friend last night and she was very excited about it. <P>The simple things. They count so much! <BR>Thanks for the tip.

Oh, great, Priscilla. It's a favorite, too, of my clients. (That shoulder placement can be so hard!)