scrymettet wrote:
you get him house broken ?






relax,sit back and enjoy

He came pre-trained.

immateria wrote:

He came pre-trained.

good choice.
all the nasty jobs were done

when are you flying to Berlin ?

Katarina N. wrote:
Just go easy on him.
Disk prolapse is no fun.

she was talking about yoga not Russian bed time wrestling

Katarina N. wrote:
Just go easy on him.
Disk prolapse is no fun.

Well, that's the point.

I want to develop a class for people who aren't ready for a full yoga practice, even on a beginner level. It's a gentle way to begin to get used to the idea of moving your body, a mental and physical prep.

scrymettet wrote:

she was talking about yoga not Russian bed time wrestling

I'm talking about pre-yoga. Something to come before sun salutations and the like, because there are people who aren't ready for that. They hear the word 'yoga' and the associated with the pictures you see of young pretty girls doing standing splits.

scrymettet wrote:

she was talking about yoga not Russian bed time wrestling

But wrestling is fun.



It's a game with a happy ending and no losers.

Katarina N. wrote:

But wrestling is fun.



It's a game with a happy ending and no losers.

immateria wrote:

I'm talking about pre-yoga. Something to come before sun salutations and the like, because there are people who aren't ready for that. They hear the word 'yoga' and the associated with the pictures you see of young pretty girls doing standing splits.

I picture India in the morning when I hear yoga

scrymettet wrote:

I picture India in the morning when I hear yoga

As you should

Katarina N. wrote:
It's a game with a happy ending and no losers.

Russian women are kinky
all 2 of them

immateria wrote:

As you should

Varanassi Gath in the morning.
Memories

Katarina N. wrote:

But wrestling is fun.



It's a game with a happy ending and no losers.

Best villain ever.

scrymettet wrote:

Russian women are kinky
all 2 of them

Not sure if they are kinky, or just don't know their own strength.

ASYLUM - Photo wrote:

Best villain ever.

Strong legs.

Katarina N. wrote:

Strong legs.

Death by snu snu!

Ronin_LLC wrote:

Not sure if they are kinky, or just don't know their own strength.

I know that I can bench more than my own weight. Thankfully the husband doesn't mind.

ASYLUM - Photo wrote:

Death by snu snu!

Katarina N. wrote:

I know that I can bench more than my own weight. Thankfully the husband doesn't mind.

Hell no, strong women are sexy.

Ronin_LLC wrote:

Hell no, strong women are sexy.

I think many men prefer the concept of a physically strong woman to the reality. Most feel rather intimidated by it in my experience. I'm about 6'2 on a nice set of heels while the average French man is 5'9.

Katarina N. wrote:

I think many men prefer the concept of a physically strong woman to the reality. Most feel rather intimidated by it in my experience. I'm about 6'2 on a nice set of heels while the average French man is 5'9.

Eh its due to a long line of largely insecure and prehistoric caveman thinking. A lot of men are afraid to step out side those lines because they don't want to be thought of as "unmanly". Of example: doing yoga.


Though height is also another one of those weird things. I have no issue with it since I am a good 6'4.....in heels. lol.

Ronin_LLC wrote:

Eh its due to a long line of largely insecure and prehistoric caveman thinking. A lot of men are afraid to step out side those lines because they don't want to be thought of as "unmanly". Of example: doing yoga.


Though height is also another one of those weird things. I have no issue with it since I am a good 6'4.....in heels. lol.

Ironic, since yoga is historically a male field.

This is partly why I'm so excited about doing this project. The goal is to show Boyfriend in a positive way, but he still has to show his inabilities for it, which is such a difficult thing to do.

immateria wrote:

Ironic, since yoga is historically a male field.

This is partly why I'm so excited about doing this project. The goal is to show Boyfriend in a positive way, but he still has to show his inabilities for it, which is such a difficult thing to do.

In the eastern cultures yes, though in the west it is considered feminine or gay.

This is do to how it was introduced into western society. Though true yoga was taught as a spiritual enlightenment method, Modern yoga was marketed in the 80s along with aerobics as a sort of cheap and easy workout program for housewives.

Which is kinda bullshit.

Ronin_LLC wrote:

In the eastern cultures yes, though in the west it is considered feminine or gay.

This is do to how it was introduced into western society. Though true yoga was taught as a spiritual enlightenment method, Modern yoga was marketed in the 80s along with aerobics as a sort of cheap and easy workout program for housewives.

Which is kinda bullshit.

Yeah.

Ronin_LLC wrote:

Eh its due to a long line of largely insecure and prehistoric caveman thinking. A lot of men are afraid to step out side those lines because they don't want to be thought of as "unmanly". Of example: doing yoga.


Though height is also another one of those weird things. I have no issue with it since I am a good 6'4.....in heels. lol.

That is entirely in their heads though. Before I met my husband I was in a relationship with a man who was just 5'8, and he was one of the most confident and assertive men I have known in my life.

The manly man is a confident gentleman who speaks softly (and carries a big stick), not a brutish caveman.

Ronin_LLC wrote:
The manly man is a confident gentleman who speaks softly (and carries a big stick), not a brutish caveman.

You just described me in a most excellent manner. (blush)
Oh, and I have a BS in BS.

Katarina N. wrote:
But wrestling is fun.



It's a game with a happy ending and no losers.

Leslie Easterbrook is the original and did it better imho.



/threadjack

ArtisticPhotography wrote:
That's so sweet pussywhipped.

I know you're joking, but this makes me sad.

Catnapping wrote:
oooh sounds fun

I'm more into Yin/Taoist/whatever-misnomer-you-prefer yoga, which I recommended my bf try since he has back problems and rides a bike everywhere, but he says it's sissy yoga and likes Bikram better -___-

can't make a horse drink, can't make a bf stretch

I teach Hatha. It's not terribly fast paced; I like to hold things. Maybe that's why no one will hire me

Once in a while, I tell Jon that he can do the minimal exercises for him to not be in constant pain, or he can stop bitching about it. Like a lot of people, he's basically just accepted pain as a part of life. He's slowly warming up the idea, but actually taking the time of of his day to do stuff is much harder than accepting it will helps.

So I'm hoping this will help. I just started my blog, but I'm slowly getting readers, and I think positive feedback will help him along. If not, then I told him that we can stop at any moment. He gets final say on anything that gets posted, and if it makes him uncomfortable, we end it.

immateria wrote:
I teach Hatha. It's not terribly fast paced; I like to hold things. Maybe that's why no one will hire me .

change target
aim to the retired crowd

scrymettet wrote:

change target
aim to the retired crowd

Don't know if I'm qualified for that. Hatha is slow, not easy.

Though, I have taught some extraordinary senior yogis.

immateria wrote:

Don't know if I'm qualified for that. Hatha is slow, not easy.

Though, I have taught some extraordinary senior yogis.

oops, I see now.

scrymettet wrote:

oops, I see now.

Catch-22, eh?

immateria wrote:

Catch-22, eh?

I don't associate yoga with speed.
Speed yoga sounds stupid to me.
It's a meditation technique