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Yoga # 29 for 2010
Tuesday March 30, early morning
25 minutes
820 minutes total
I'm feeling a little sore from yesterday's yoga practice, but I did get up early and do some seated poses. It's still raining or I would have gone for a jog--I'll do that tomorrow instead.
F and I tried practicing swing dancing last night with the DVD we got from Netflix. We had some issues, though, because the woman on the DVD was doing the triple-step swing and we learned the single-step swing. I was thinking at first maybe we could still practice with it and just step once for every time she said "one-two-three", but that was a little too complicated. We sent it back and ordered a DVD that specifically said "single-step swing" instead.
The DVD we sent back was hilarious, though. Painfully 80s--it was obviously a videotape originally. Vicki Regan and Ron DeSomething. They weren't swing dancing to any identifiable swing music, either, just to some synthesized hokey crap. I guess they couldn't get the rights to use actual music. They didn't seem like bad dancers, though.
Tuesday March 30, early morning
25 minutes
820 minutes total
I'm feeling a little sore from yesterday's yoga practice, but I did get up early and do some seated poses. It's still raining or I would have gone for a jog--I'll do that tomorrow instead.
F and I tried practicing swing dancing last night with the DVD we got from Netflix. We had some issues, though, because the woman on the DVD was doing the triple-step swing and we learned the single-step swing. I was thinking at first maybe we could still practice with it and just step once for every time she said "one-two-three", but that was a little too complicated. We sent it back and ordered a DVD that specifically said "single-step swing" instead.
The DVD we sent back was hilarious, though. Painfully 80s--it was obviously a videotape originally. Vicki Regan and Ron DeSomething. They weren't swing dancing to any identifiable swing music, either, just to some synthesized hokey crap. I guess they couldn't get the rights to use actual music. They didn't seem like bad dancers, though.
