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		<title>working yoga</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I do Bikram Yoga &#8211; named after the guy who came up with the brilliant idea of practicing yoga in a room set at a temperature of approximately 105 F. Right now, I only go once a week, but I wish I could go every other day, because I really enjoy it. Yes, you read that right, I enjoy spending 90 minutes of my evenings in a 105 F room doing yoga and sweating a lot. I like feeling like I&#8217;m getting a whole lot of junk out of my system, and I like the challenge. Maybe one of these posts I&#8217;ll go into the experience a little bit more, but I just want to share something I noticed last night that makes me feel really go about myself: I&#8217;m one of the few people who push through the countdown. Last night during bow pose, the instructor did a little 3 second countdown. I could see everyone behind me start to come out of posture with 2 seconds to go. I held the full pose until 0. Go me!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I do Bikram Yoga &#8211; named after the guy who came up with the brilliant idea of practicing yoga in a room set at a temperature of approximately 105 F.  Right now, I only go once a week, but I wish I could go every other day, because I really enjoy it.  Yes, you read that right, I enjoy spending 90 minutes of my evenings in a 105 F room doing yoga and sweating a lot.  I like feeling like I&#8217;m getting a whole lot of junk out of my system, and I like the challenge.  Maybe one of these posts I&#8217;ll go into the experience a little bit more, but I just want to share something I noticed last night that makes me feel really go about myself: I&#8217;m one of the few people who push through the countdown.  Last night during <a href="http://www.abc-of-yoga.com/yogapractice/thebow.asp">bow pose</a>, the instructor did a little 3 second countdown.  I could see everyone behind me start to come out of posture with 2 seconds to go.  I held the full pose until 0.  Go me!</p>
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