Would they work for yoga classes??
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I'm not the best person to answer this question because I don't use gloves when I practice yoga. However I'd hazard a guess and say no because it offers no protection for your palms.
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It would depend on the size of the sleeves if they are tight fitting I would say yes, if they have a lot of over hang then no, hope this is helpful
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I would say yes. There is enough flex and stretch on these to accommodate slight size variations. Mine look a little stretched, but they still get the job done. They seem durable and won't rip right away. I'm sure they will after time and use, but that's expected.
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I used it twice in yoga classes and found it hard to maintain certain poses. In "downward facing dog", my hands were sliding toward the front of the mat. It left me feeling frustrated during the session, which is sort of the opposite of why I go. For push-ups, it might be OK because the pressure is more centered over your hands.
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I think so. They stretch pretty well, and you can always return them if they don't work for you.
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I always have two for yoga class, but sometimes only use one of them. I personally think that you need two since some exercises require them. These are great blocks. I think that they work better than the wooden ones and are lots better than the foam.
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I would think so. They are not thick and I think they would be comfortable.
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I would say no. It would be awfully cramped with two people. Maybe two students? Even then, I dunno... find yourself a measuring tape and see :)
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I don't think is quite appropriate not elastic enough why don't you try this website for cool yoga pantsHotchakrasyoga.com
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I think they would work. They are a little squishy, but they would probably be OK unless you're looking for something that's very firm.
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It sounds like your wife has an extra long mat, which shouldn't be an issue. I roll my mat sized towel with my mat and fit it into the bag, no problem. I will say that you have to roll it pretty well for it to fit seamlessly into the yoga bag. If this sounds like too much of a hassle to do after class, you might consider getting her a garment yoga bag.
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It would cushion your knees fine but it's purpose is for balance training. If you are moving in different positions, it could make it more difficult. A thick yoga matt might serve you better and be a lot cheaper.
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Very good question I would say it probably would help them fit better for sure to help pull them tight. When my husband and I decided to try them we thought for how inexpensive they are worth the try!! I hope that helps they have worked for us great so far.
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I personally wouldn't wear wraps for that. For machines or Yoga I would use more of a fitted knee support, rather than a wrap. I generally use wraps when I'm lifting heavier than normal weight. The only machine I would use them on is possibly a press machine or squat machine.
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Pretty sure they would work for any martial arts, but why not check their website?
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Hi Nina, I have not tried to use it for these Iyengar yoga ropes, but I looked up your ropes and its purpose. I do not think the ultra anchors will work for that purpose. They are very strong and reinforced and you can attach any type of resistance band for the purpose of similating any workout you can do in a gym with nautilus equipment, but not to hold up a body. There would be too much risk of the material to stretch or sag. It would not matter for strength training but I am doubtful of holding body weight and doing yoga exercises while holding body weight. Again, I don't own any yoga ropes so I am not an expert. Amazon pushed me a note to answer your question since I own one of these.
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I don't see why not. They are flexible. They are round so just make sure you get them big enough to stretch. They do a fabulous job.