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Yoga for Geeks - First Success!

Posted on Fri, 2006-02-10 02:49 by sarahfelicity
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Today at lunch at the OSCMS conference, I led my first-ever Yoga for Geeks class. It was fun! There were 14 people in the room - including the #1 and #2 Drupal dudes in the world, Dries and Steven - and it was great. It made me feel so happy to combine these two spheres of my life - especially into something that felt like it was making a real contribution to the event. For many of the participants, it was their first-ever class, and several people told me afterwards that it was the first moment they hadn't felt stressed all day - which made it all worthwhile, right there, for me.

Bolstered (no yoga pun intended) by today's success, I'm offering it again tomorrow at Moosecamp. Come on down at 11:45 for an hour of stretching and relaxation - appropriate for all levels of experience and flexibility. Yoga mats provided for the first 14 people!

Oh... and I registered yogaforgeeks.com today - there's nothing up there now, but there will be soon. :)

 

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Fri, 2006-02-10 03:19 — kk+ (not verified)

the class was awesome sarah. 15 peeps is way more than i expected. everyone really seemed to be into it and i bet some of them will even try it again. i haven't felt so good as the few times i've done yoga with you lately... definately helps me de-stress in a way that is healthy and positive. thx, and much love. :)

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Fri, 2006-02-10 05:57 — chris garrett (not verified)

That would make a great title for a book!

really neat idea!

Tue, 2006-02-21 14:08 — coolmel (not verified)

tagged it ;)

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