The wife and I have been kayaking for the past two years but have always rented a kayak for the day. Decided that since we seem to be making this a habit and want to go more and more often, we better just go ahead and buy one, so here she is!!
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The wife and I have been kayaking for the past two years but have always rented a kayak for the day. Decided that since we seem to be making this a habit and want to go more and more often, we better just go ahead and buy one, so here she is!!
Last edited by OdinsOtherSon; 10-16-2015 at 02:52 PM.
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Stupid phone is flipping the pic...oh well, I think you get the point
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Nice man. I want to get 2 paddle boards but those damn things are expensive as all hell for what it is.
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Absolutely!! I've never been on one but it's plainly obvious that a paddle board would be an excellent core workoutOriginally Posted by Sfla80
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I always go kayaking when I go up to glacier park or Juneau. It's awesome to take in the scenery and the animals! very peaceful.
I live in colorado now, and the scenary sucks (everything sucks in colorado), so i'd rather just jump in something with a very large motor.
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Ipaddle board. It's an awesome core workout. I was surprised how effective for lower abs especially.
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Yes, just the balancing on the board alone is an excellent core workout. Throw in paddling and I'd venture to say that you have a great workout.I
I practiced martial arts for years but had to give it up when my school closed. Now, I'm just too old to try and take that up again, so I'm gearing up to give yoga a try. It's a little intimidating as I know it's way more than just stretching. But hoping for a good core workout from it as well.
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The 2nd wife and I had a couple similar to those, single person kayaks and also a larger 2 person with a rudder on the back. Had some good times kayaking local lakes, ocean and rivers.
Had an interesting time in one river where we got into some trouble around some snags and the wife flipped and went under one of the trees/snags and I jumped in and pulled her out. Then I had to run down stream to try to catch a dry bag that got loose and ALMOST ended up under a snag myself where the river narrowed down from 30 ft down to 15 ft and bruised a couple ribs against a tree trying not to go under. Yeah that was fun.... Not.
Do not get to comfortable and think nothing will happen. People drown all the time in kayaks. Stay safe.
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Thanks lovbyts. Yes, you are right, people drown kayaking. Someone drown here this year under exactly the same circumstances you described. Glad to hear you avoided any serious injury or worse.
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Yoga is awesome. I feel best the day after yoga. I haven't been going regularly for 2 years and my body is much tighter that negatively impacting workouts. I need to get back into it. Thx for the push!
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Girly, what's your take on heated yoga classes?? I'm looking for one in my area - and was also wondering what I should be looking for(in a yogi instructor) I believe this will surely help with my R side of muscle imbalances?!
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I have never done hot yoga. There's a studio around the corner. I would do yoga class first bc those hot yoga classes are $$$ and u will want to know the poses b4 spend big bucks imo.
Yoga will absolutely help with imbalances. I think that's why I feel so much better. I have silicosis that was never diagnosed and treated in youth. I have major issues with my back and posture. The rhomboid exercises / lifting have helped as well.
Add yoga.heated if u like. Avoid Hawthorne. It's too benign and relaxing. I fell asleep.
The best instructed lead classes with men and women, skewed towards women who look amazing and even more so in their yoga pants.
If the bodies walking into class are out of shape....I say pass.....
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The yoga school I will be attending offers heated vinyasa yoga, but I'll pass in favor of the beginner's class!!
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Nach the wife and I have done hot yoga. It was tuff and different. It felt great and you feel good when u walk out.
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I very much thank you for your advice, Girly! Very informative!I have never done hot yoga. There's a studio around the corner. I would do yoga class first bc those hot yoga classes are $$$ and u will want to know the poses b4 spend big bucks imo.
Yoga will absolutely help with imbalances. I think that's why I feel so much better. I have silicosis that was never diagnosed and treated in youth. I have major issues with my back and posture. The rhomboid exercises / lifting have helped as well.
Add yoga.heated if u like. Avoid Hawthorne. It's too benign and relaxing. I fell asleep.
The best instructed lead classes with men and women, skewed towards women who look amazing and even more so in their yoga pants.
If the bodies walking into class are out of shape....I say pass.....
Yeah I likes a good yoga instructor(woman of course) in those yoga pants
Thx again
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My take on hot yoga? Fvck that..... And Fvck anything with "hot" in front of it lol
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VPoint well taken! Lol
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Hot girl? I'd fvck it :-p (fvck anything with hot infront)
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Hahahahaha!!!
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