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		<description>Amen, sista! I did a TON of yoga meditation cushion at classes when I was young and skinny (okay, not skinny but not FAT) in med school (at Ohio State). Even thinner me was still intimated by the rock hard but Gumby-flexible beanpoles twisted like pretzels. My thighs weighed more than the instructors. Now, two kids later, a couple abdominal surgeries and innumerable 

Fritos I still do a ton of yoga but in the comfort and safety yoga posture of my own home. Mirrors draped. No spandex allowed. I love it and there’s no intimidation involved.

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I can tell you from my personal and professional experience of yoga techniques, fat doesn’t mean not fit. It means it’s harder to find good work-out clothes.

Love the blog, by the way!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Amen, sista! I did a TON of yoga meditation cushion at classes when I was young and skinny (okay, not skinny but not FAT) in med school (at Ohio State). Even thinner me was still intimated by the rock hard but Gumby-flexible beanpoles twisted like pretzels. My thighs weighed more than the instructors. Now, two kids later, a couple abdominal surgeries and innumerable </p>
<p>Fritos I still do a ton of yoga but in the comfort and safety yoga posture of my own home. Mirrors draped. No spandex allowed. I love it and there’s no intimidation involved.</p>
<p><a href='http://www.spiritualarticle.com' title='Spirituality articles and spiritual blogs' rel="nofollow">Yoga for Good Health!yoga and meditation</a></p>
<p>I can tell you from my personal and professional experience of yoga techniques, fat doesn’t mean not fit. It means it’s harder to find good work-out clothes.</p>
<p>Love the blog, by the way!</p>
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