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If your spine was a slinky what could you do?
Last Post 27 May 2007 07:16 PM by Casey Gsell. 10 Replies.
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04 Mar 2006 10:21 AM  

Probably something like this:
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05 Mar 2006 12:39 PM  
Holy Carp, that's amazing!
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06 Mar 2006 08:15 PM  
Been There, done that....
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04 May 2006 08:09 AM  
I better keep practicing!
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27 Jun 2006 05:26 PM  
That's just not normal.
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11 Jul 2006 07:13 PM  
I don't think Gumby could even compete with that!
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30 Mar 2007 08:17 PM  
Yeah, but could she defeat the yoga guy?
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08 Apr 2007 08:52 AM  
Not by herself but with the help of the yoga boys... YES!
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08 Apr 2007 09:03 AM  
I think someone switched out those kids' bones for silly putty.
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21 Apr 2007 10:06 AM  
I'm searching the site for some descriptions of what to expect as you get a LITTLE bit more limber or flexible after doing yoga progrssively.

such as .. do most people feel the spine and joints making more cracks or slips after time ? This seems normal but I'm looking for some description of what to expect. Is there anywhere on this site discussing development of flexibity?

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27 May 2007 07:16 PM  


Here's the advancement for standing bow pose.
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