up coming posts: 100 Days of Yoga, etc.

 
So, I believe in my first blog post I reserved the right to blog a bit about fitness. Not only am I interested in it, but it relates to the human body, physiology, etc. And that all connects to the biologist in my brain, so I find it interesting.

Well, yesterday marked the 100th in my 100 Days of Yoga, so I wanna blog about that.

And I will.

BUT, I am working on it, and in order to keep it from being PAINfully dull and all-about-me-y, I am carving it up into pieces, and editing it so it is coherent and at least somewhat entertaining.

I hope I hope I hope.

Caveat caveat caveat.

=)

AND in the interim, I will be making an effort, I promise, to get my biobabbler buns OUT there and take some new photos of, as my cousin once said, "the nature."

Anyhow, this 100 Days of Yoga has been an interesting exercise, no pun intended, and I did NOT get some stuff I thought I'd get out of it, and I DID get some things out of it I never anticipated.

Have you ever set upon some sort of long-ish endeavor where the results were not what you expected? I'd love to hear about it, so if you are inspired, please "comment" away.

xoxo

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wonders of the human body, part 3

 
Took my first spinning class tonight (uh, which might be why I'm still very awake and have energy when I'm normally a blob at this hour) and sweat like a freak and emerged very proud. Then did my 10 min of yoga (day 21 in a row). AND earlier today I hit my NaNoWriMo goal (1667 words/day). So, feeling good and proud, today.

In need of inspiration re: getting yourself strong and flexible and able to move your body about, willy nilly? Check out this beast! (might want to click on it twice to see if full-size on YouTube)



SO impressive! And some of his moves are very yoga-esque.

Anyhow, awesome and inspiring.

So, what do you want to do next?

Ready...

set...

GO!


=)

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