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Comment on Everyday Lessons Learned: December 2011, Week 1 by Kristin

Kristin — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:15:57 +0000

for bikram, yeah, you drink a ton of water beforehand and after class. when i was practicing daily i drank probably a gallon of water every day, and a full nalgene right after class. you just have to be smart about replacing everything you sweat out. bikram definitely becomes a lifestyle, which you’ll find out every time you talk to someone who has taken more than ten classes, so you adjust to accommodate your practice.

wisconsin (my homeland) also sort of works for hand-based cartography, if you spread the fingers of your left hand.

stay warm this winter! china is great, but so cold.

Comment on Everyday Lessons Learned: December 2011, Week 1 by Crystal Bae

Crystal Bae — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 13:53:44 +0000

Cool – thanks for all the info about Bikram! I’ve never done it before – I’ve only taken one yoga class and I’m not even sure what the style was called. It was pretty intense, though. It’s interesting to hear the reasoning behind why you aren’t supposed to drink a lot of water during Bikram. I’d worry about dehydration… do you do anything to prepare for class by hydrating beforehand?

Hand-based cartography is a new concept to me. Do you know any examples other the Michigan one? (Maine, perhaps?)

Hope China’s treating you well. DC is getting ready to enter its winter chill.
Crystal

Comment on Everyday Lessons Learned: December 2011, Week 1 by Kristin

Kristin — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 03:41:49 +0000

yessss, i love hand based cartography! (and all cartography in general, in fact.)

i’m also a lover of bikram yoga, and one minor correction: you can drink water, it’s just not allowed/encouraged the first fifteen minutes or so during the warm up. the rest of the class the instructor will tell you to take sips of water at certain times. they just don’t want you chugging lots of it because it fills you up and sometimes makes you vomit. hooray, bikram! i miss it so much.

also, i’ve taken a few knock off bikram classes and they’re basically the same, they’ll just change the dialogue and the timing of a few poses and then you have almost exactly the same experience for way cheaper. but if you’re trying for the first time, you should go to an actual bikram studio. (and you, crystal, should go to the one on h street and give them a hug for me.)

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Comment on Off to Austin by mschristiner

mschristiner — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 06:31:26 +0000

hehe…
so how was Austin? Does it look as beautiful as the photo?