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I had a yoga teacher encourage the rare extra strong flexible dude to show us his full expression of the move we were doing. I get that having an example provides the class a picture of where some might be striving towards, but it felt out of place in that particular group.
I cannot explain why it felt off. Maybe she handled the timing wrong . . . We sort of stopped the rhythm of the class to put him on stage.1 -
When I was doing karate regularly, one of the female instructors often used me when she wanted to demonstrate a technique. Part of the reason was that I was skilled enough that she didn't have to worry about injuring me. Another part was she got a kick (pun intended) out of sparring with someone so much larger than her. She usually told the students that when doing techniques with someone so much larger, you needed to do everything right or else you're in trouble. I didn't say anything about it for the longest time until one day she said something about how if you were large and strong, you didn't need good technique. I spoke up and said size and strength aren't a substitute for technique... and when she used me as her "attacker" and tried a technique, instead of cooperating, I dropped my centre of gravity and became immovable. When her technique failed, she tried again... and again... She stepped back and gave me a look. I said that's the difference between size/power and technique. Similar to your situation... the rhythm of the class was thrown off.Those are funny
I had a yoga teacher encourage the rare extra strong flexible dude to show us his full expression of the move we were doing. I get that having an example provides the class a picture of where some might be striving towards, but it felt out of place in that particular group.
I cannot explain why it felt off. Maybe she handled the timing wrong . . . We sort of stopped the rhythm of the class to put him on stage.1 -
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^^ I soooo feel like this some days. I actually have a friend that I call the "tin man" because he has so much metal (pins and plates) in his body from various breaks and surgeries...I suspect this would resonate with him...lol.1
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I had the screws, pins and plate removed once the leg was healed, partly because one of the screws was backing out (yikes) and I disliked being searched each time I went through the airport scanner.^^ I soooo feel like this some days. I actually have a friend that I call the "tin man" because he has so much metal (pins and plates) in his body from various breaks and surgeries...I suspect this would resonate with him...lol.1 -
Yea, my friend rarely flies commercial since he's not a fan of the full body search either...
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Was looking for some motivating pictures for an MFP challenge group that I'm, when I came across this one...had to share it here...4
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