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I’ve done some yoga in the past, but I’ve never made a practice of it. This will be the year! It’s amazing how a good class can make you feel stronger, more limber and mellow all at the same time. More developed core strength will make me a better cyclist. It will also just generally make me feel fitter. I also hope that yoga will help take the "little old man" curve out of my posture that hours on my bike only seems to make worse. Now that my cycling has tapered off considerably with reduced light, colder weather and the psychic need to give myself a break to maintain my love of riding, it’s time to switch gears to other forms of exercise and training. Taking yoga classes with my wife this winter will bring us some real joy doing something together and that’s no small thing after spending so many hours away in the saddle.
enrolling at 2 local classes this year. fun class will be with my 2 year old daughter - the tots explorers class. she's already got bridge, goddess, tree, happy baby, and star pose working. second class will be for daddy...
ReplyDeletereally need to get my core into balance. too much riding, not much else has left my back and arms out of alignment and out of shape!