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Does bikram compliment a weights program?

  • 22-03-2011 11:32AM
    #1
    RobAMerc
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    or are you likely to over do it doing bikram on your rest days.


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  • #2
    d'Oracle
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    I'm just gonna throw this out there.

    Bikram is a blokes name.

    kthanxbai.


  • #3
    Inspector Coptoor
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    Bikram's style of yoga certainly wont do you any harm.
    resistance training generally makes muscles contract, while the object of this style of yoga is strecthing, so I think they do compliment each other very well.


    and yes, it is a name, one that is now synonymous with hot yoga.


  • #4
    d'Oracle
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    Liam Henners257 wrote: »
    and yes, it is a name, one that is now synonymous with hot yoga.

    I have a theory that ones sense of humour is proportionally diminished by how much one participates in the activity being laughed at.


  • #5
    the drifter
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    d'Oracle wrote: »
    I have a theory that ones sense of humour is proportionally diminished by how much one participates in the activity being laughed at.

    it would appear your level of awesomeness has increased since you started training in Ironside...thus proving that awesomeness is measured in the unit of swole.


  • #6
    itsallaboutheL
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    I feel like d'oracle's fanboy lately, worrying development..


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  • #7
    d'Oracle
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    itsallaboutheL wrote: »
    I feel like d'oracle's fanboy lately, worrying development..

    I could post pictures.
    That would sort it right out.


  • #8
    RobAMerc
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    did I post this in AH by mistake or is it just a really stupid question ?


  • #9
    d'Oracle
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    RobAMerc wrote: »
    did I post this in AH by mistake or is it just a really stupid question ?

    No, its just funny.
    Replace Bikram with John and re-read your first post.

    Yoga is stretching.
    Stretching is good.
    Chad Aichs stretches loads and he is stronger than a mother****er.


  • #10
    Colm_OReilly
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    I know that Dan John is a fan of Bikram as it has you stretching in a hot room for 90 minutes. I've done hot yoga and enjoyed it, never 'bikram' though.

    Personally I think mobilitywod.com is an excellent resource as well.


  • #11
    RobAMerc
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    ok - get you now, it should have been Bikram Yoga or Hot Yoga but that's an "in" joke is I ever heard one ! :)

    anyway - thanks for the responses guy's


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  • #12
    itsallaboutheL
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    I've never been in Bikram...

    but i still found it funny.


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