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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2004Yoga with cats
Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. I got home, put on my workout clothes and cleared an area in front of the TV. Yoga is challenging in itself, but try doing it with a handful of very curious cats wanting to be right next to you. I almost stepped on Issa a few times, and Rufous tried to climb my back when I was doing downward dog! How can you possibly concentrate on your breathing when you have a cat's butt on your face? I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :)  SignatureVictor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com > Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the > teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. I got home, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cat's butt on your face? > I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) I know. Mine have *finally* ceased to find it fascinating but for a long time, I was constantly moving them. There was once a calendar called Yoga with Cats. I sure wish they'd do another. It was very cool. The woman did different poses with a cat on or next to her. Karen >Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the >teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. I got home, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >cat's butt on your face? >I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) lol Victor. My DH does yoga, and Sabra has gotten into a routine of doing it *with* him. Seriously. Sabra will lay near him, and do stretches. Too funny Ginger-lyn Your kitty yoga videos should be at least as worthwhile saleable items as that dude with the peanut-butter-lined tinfoil kitty hats..... : Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the : teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. I got home, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] : cat's butt on your face? : I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) > downward dog! How can you possibly concentrate on your breathing when > you have a cat's butt on your face? > I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) I'd buy a copy!! ROFL I'd love to see that, Victor, it must have been hilarious! But I think your kitties are only trying to show you how to do yoga correctly ;) Best wishes, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the > teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. <snip>> I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) > I'd love to see that, Victor, it must have been hilarious! But I think your > kitties are only trying to show you how to do yoga correctly ;) Probably! One thing's for sure, they're significantly more flexible than I am! SignatureVictor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com LOL - two cats are bad enough. I can't imagine *seven*. I sense a wonderful business opportunity for you - I'd buy a copy of your video! My mat and props are all covered with chew and claw marks. Of course, much of my yoga clothing is black so, say no more about what its covered with ... Otis gets under me in downward dog pose and right where I need to land when I'm doing hand balance, headstand or any inversions. They both sat down under me during big bridge. It makes it harder to focus on the poses. That's right - they were sent to me as a gift to enhance concentration ?!??? Meditation is horrible. I can observe with detatchment the sound of cats walking on the carpet. It's harder to observe with detatchment the firm application of claw to bare skin. Let the fun continue ... Susan M Otis and Chester > Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the > teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. I got home, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cat's butt on your face? > I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) I can just imagine Otis and Chester while you're trying to do yoga (or is "yoga" a verb, too?). Anyway, they are both big enough to be objects to be reckoned with. I wonder what they think you're doing? : LOL - two cats are bad enough. I can't imagine *seven*. I sense a : wonderful business opportunity for you - I'd buy a copy of your video! [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] : > cat's butt on your face? : > I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) > Yoga is challenging in itself, but try doing it with a handful of very > curious cats wanting to be right next to you. Have they helped you master the full-body-cat-stretch-move yet Victor?! Helen M -- >Wednesday is my yoga class. Yesterday's class was cancelled because the >teacher was sick, so I decided I'd try a yoga DVD I bought. I got home, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >cat's butt on your face? >I should videotape this and sell it on the internet... :) You should not give yogart to a cat. Milk products can upset their stomach. What? What's that you say? Yoga, not yogart. "Oh...that's very differnt....Never mind" Emily Latilla. In that case, as another reply said, how about selling the video. You could call it "Cats gone wild." You might have to certify that the cats are over 18 though. |
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