9 pax showed up in pursuit of greater flexibility and active recovery. All left with a greater “appreciation” for movie soundtracks, in addition to a slight loosening of their sinews.
The Thang:
Disclaimer – no really, I’m not a professional. Just watch this…
Centering – Corpse pose
Devotional – Jude 20-25
Warmup – sequence of:
Standing series:
Chair series:
Angle series:
Shoulder circuit:
Low & runner’s lunges:
Reset with:
Flapjack lunge series on R
Foot series:
Reclining twist series:
Corpse pose, while completing devotional
(music stops)
Fini.
COT
Announcements:
Lululemon-skine:
Good, vocal group today for YHC’s first Q of a non-KB or bootcamp “workout”. Plenty of mumblechatter subjects: loud HVAC, excellent musical accompaniment, crackling joints, etc. Good times.
Today’s musical selection was inspired by a fill-in yoga instructor YHC had several months ago. The studio’s sound system really rocks, with some great bass, and so when the instructor loaded up an upbeat playlist, it really made for a fun session. Among YHC’s challenges: hand-held speaker with limited bass, limited instrumental or other moderate selections. So, we went with mostly movie scores, with a few upbeat classical selections at the end. For the curious, they were:
The devotional for Jude was paraphrased from http://devotions.homestead.com/Devotions-Jude-Contending-For-The-Faith.html. Sections 9-14.
Thanks, TR, for sharing an extra mat with Crayola.
T-claps, Booyah, for the pre-run.
Anything I missed when I couldn’t hear while the HVAC was on?
Thanks for the opportunity to lead today. Let YHC or Swiss Miss know when you’re able to take the reigns. We’re developing a few workouts you can just grab and lead from, or you’re welcome to develop your own (or use one from a book, as YHC did today).
Aye!
My preference would lean toward pushing to a 0630 end.
I’ll also say that the extra time, regardless of where it is placed, would be well worth it. In the short time we’ve been doing Gumby, I can tell a big difference in flexibility and just general well being (it also helps that for me, it falls nicely in between Skunk Works and Peak).
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