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I did hot yoga once in Iowa City about 6 years ago. I was in decent shape and signed up for a session. There were about two dozen people at the session, almost all were middle aged, and I vividly remember one older couple I would guess in their upper 60s who were nearly naked.
About 15 minutes into it, my vision started getting fuzzy, and I had to lay down. I was staring up at the ceiling when the instructor came over to me and asked if I was okay. "Yes, but can I just go out of the room for a minute?" She told me no, I couldn't, because the temperature change would 'shock my system.' So I laid or sat there for another 30 minutes or so, surrounded by people decades older than me contorting their thin, nearly naked bodies with ease. Every one in a while I would attempt something pathetic like a butterfly stretch. That was my first and last time at hot yoga or any other type of yoga. |
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1 minute? Who's got time for that? |
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I did Bikram Yoga for years until a couple of the businesses closed down. It’s a 90 minute class where it’s 105 degrees with about 60% humidity in the room. It’s tough at first, but really great for you.
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"Rabblerouser" and "hot yoga" are not words that Iwould expect to find in the same sentence.
That said, I hope it's working for you. |
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One of the best workouts if you’re not a puss. The class healed my brothers back issue he’d been having or over a year. Docs just wanted to give him drugs and he was tired of that. A few Bikram classes and his back pain went away. |
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It’s good exercise and clears your head. |
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I listened to a podcast about it and it was almost cult like. |
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