Yoga ?

It has been recommended to me to take up yoga, specifically Hot Yoga as part of a heavy duty training routine.Has anyone ever tried this or know anything about it, looks a bit effiminate to me but I have an open mind about lots of stuff so that wouldn't bother me.

Go for it! It's meant to be great! Will make whatever else you're doing feel easy though

Good it is.

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

I've been meaning to for years (struggle a lot with back trouble) but never have. I'd love to though.
A few people at work have tried the hot yoga. Said it was good. You'll sweat bucket-loads though.

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

I've been meaning to for years (struggle a lot with back trouble) but never have. I'd love to though.
A few people at work have tried the hot yoga. Said it was good. You'll sweat bucket-loads though.

Im told its great for the joints, bones etc and preventing injury. Might well give it a try out.
A little birdy told me GT got a mention elsewhere tonight btw.

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

I've been meaning to for years (struggle a lot with back trouble) but never have. I'd love to though.
A few people at work have tried the hot yoga. Said it was good. You'll sweat bucket-loads though.

Im told its great for the joints, bones etc and preventing injury. Might well give it a try out.
A little birdy told me GT got a mention elsewhere tonight btw.

Elsewhere?

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

I've been meaning to for years (struggle a lot with back trouble) but never have. I'd love to though.
A few people at work have tried the hot yoga. Said it was good. You'll sweat bucket-loads though.

Im told its great for the joints, bones etc and preventing injury. Might well give it a try out.
A little birdy told me GT got a mention elsewhere tonight btw.

Elsewhere?

If you blink'd you'd have missed it

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

I've been meaning to for years (struggle a lot with back trouble) but never have. I'd love to though.
A few people at work have tried the hot yoga. Said it was good. You'll sweat bucket-loads though.

Im told its great for the joints, bones etc and preventing injury. Might well give it a try out.
A little birdy told me GT got a mention elsewhere tonight btw.

Elsewhere?

If you blink'd you'd have missed it

It did indeed mossbags! You being cheeky about Leinster football... Shocking!

AnMhí7 wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:

mossbags wrote:

RMDrive wrote:Good it is.

Do you do yoga rmd? That would be a hell of a recommendation in itself if you endorse it.

I've been meaning to for years (struggle a lot with back trouble) but never have. I'd love to though.
A few people at work have tried the hot yoga. Said it was good. You'll sweat bucket-loads though.

Im told its great for the joints, bones etc and preventing injury. Might well give it a try out.
A little birdy told me GT got a mention elsewhere tonight btw.

Elsewhere?

If you blink'd you'd have missed it

It did indeed mossbags! You being cheeky about Leinster football... Shocking!

Caught me up yet another Mayo for my troubles An Mhí

mossbags wrote:

Caught me up yet another Mayo for my troubles An Mhí

Yeah well you're not a moderator!

I went to Yoga classes for two years at work.

absolutely wonderful. especially at my age as all I really need to do these days is regular strenuous stretching and tone work outs. when I went into a gym I couldn't stop myself throwing 250 pounds onto a bar and then nearly killing myself trying to bench press, despite not having lifted weights for some time.

The relaxation side of yoga, the breathing and such is also great and was the biggest contributor to me stopping smoking after 43 years.

Effeminate? Probably, Roy Keane does Yoga.

My ballet teacher really recommended it for us because it helps strengthen your core muscles better than anything. Also helps if you want that perfectly toned stomach and buns of steel.

AnMhí7 wrote:

mossbags wrote:

Caught me up yet another Mayo for my troubles An Mhí

Yeah well you're not a moderator!

Not since I resigned my position over Cheltenham-gate, its true. I have been aske back onto the cabinet but am currently considering my options a bit like Micky Harte.

Rmd, Roy Keane and Patrique, it couldn't come any more highly recommended this effiminate yoga lark. I think I might try it. Whatever else, I'd say it will be a handy enough place to score some chicks while Im waiting for the Tag Rugby season to start.

Moss - I think you need to gel your hair for it. Btw - where be this mention for GT (PM if you like). But what I really need to know is ........ can yoga give one relief from a f***** abscess toothache that has gone on for 10 days!!!

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Moss - I think you need to gel your hair for it. Btw - where be this mention for GT (PM if you like). But what I really need to know is ........ can yoga give one relief from a f***** abscess toothache that has gone on for 10 days!!!

I told ya to try the door and the piece of string but did you listen...

AnMhí7 wrote:I told ya to try the door and the piece of string but did you listen...

Do ya listen to Boxty???? I'm homeless! ( I had the string though...)

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

AnMhí7 wrote:I told ya to try the door and the piece of string but did you listen...

Do ya listen to Boxty???? I'm homeless! ( I had the string though...)

What did Boxty say to me? I'll give ya a lend of a door if ya want

Oh and the GT mention was on HS and I think they may have taken it down because I can't seem to find it now..

AnMhí7 wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

AnMhí7 wrote:I told ya to try the door and the piece of string but did you listen...

Do ya listen to Boxty???? I'm homeless! ( I had the string though...)

What did Boxty say to me? I'll give ya a lend of a door if ya want

He is always regaling posters of my homelessness ... what did the snail say to the slug ...... Big Issue?

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

AnMhí7 wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

AnMhí7 wrote:I told ya to try the door and the piece of string but did you listen...

Do ya listen to Boxty???? I'm homeless! ( I had the string though...)

What did Boxty say to me? I'll give ya a lend of a door if ya want

He is always regaling posters of my homelessness ... what did the snail say to the slug ...... Big Issue?

Awh Jayo that's terrible Silly people...

And what snail and slug...? I'm not good with these cryptic questions!!!

Awh Jayo that's terrible Silly people...

And what snail and slug...? I'm not good with these cryptic questions!!!

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Another clue

What did the bouncer say to Dr. Watson after the bar closed ?

mossbags wrote:It has been recommended to me to take up yoga, specifically Hot Yoga as part of a heavy duty training routine.Has anyone ever tried this or know anything about it, looks a bit effiminate to me but I have an open mind about lots of stuff so that wouldn't bother me.

Yoga has long been recommended for GAA training routines. I have a great coaching manual from the early 90's produced by Pat Daly, which covers everything from drills to weight training to mental preparation to diet. It also has half a dozen pages on yoga.

I'd say give it a go. After all, it isn't as effeminate as the ballet exercises that Evander Holyfield regularly did as part of his trianing routines!

My brother recommended to do hot yoga in particular. Great for strenghting a weak back and improving flexibility in general

He mentioned that there happens to be a few attractive 'young wans' at the same classes as him.

He also said that those said ladies happened to emit a lot of gasses, durin the stretches, probably as a result of the exreme heat of the room, so CAUTION!

Well Trevor Mortimer had alot of injury problems over the past few years. He was very injury-prone and he was recommended to do yoga in order to improve his flexibility and strengthen himself against injury. It has been very effective for him, and seeing his transformation I would recommend it to anyone.

I had a great 'oul time doing it last year! 'Twas very fun altogether!