Anyone use these for Yoga? Figuring biking there is good movement?
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I don't think is quite appropriate not elastic enough why don't you try this website for cool yoga pants Hotchakrasyoga.com
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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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No, unless you are as inflexible as I am, than it probably would not make a difference.
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I can only answer from my own experience, of course. The yoga gems fit me better than yoga toes. They also stayed snug a lot longer.
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Sorry I missed this earlier. I hope I'm not too late. I would believe so. I exercise in mine regularly. Though I am not a runner. They hold in place quite well.
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From the primary user (certified yoga instructor) of the Lifeboard (I was purchaser) -- "The board surface is quite slick, even with tennis shoes on. Having a yoga mat on top helps, but even the mat itself can and does slip somewhat. Have successfully done low-intensity Zumba on that surface but really would not recommend it for that purpose."
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Yes for me jogging I find them pretty well to stay in place and not fall out sweat resistance well I know they work well after work out after work out ,good choice
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Depends on the frequency of use. They're really light weight, so if you're looking for excersize they'll be a little lacking. Try getting a heavier set.
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I use them sometimes for push ups, but my cousin uses them for a lot of different workouts like pull ups and similar workouts and loves them.
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I haven't tried using them yet at the gym. They seem like they would work awesome though, because I rest the frame right above my ears and they stay in place very well. I would not be able to answer as far as the sweat issue.
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I use them just like weights in the gym. They are awesome. I love them. Good luck.
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I don't use mine for yoga, but I suspect you could. It all depends on the class, I guess. I use mine to loosen up tight muscles in my back and it works very well for that.
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I find they are very adjustable and don't leave much wiggle room for them to fall off at least when I go jogging. I don't think you'll have a problem getting them to stay on when biking. Less vertical shake than when jogging usually. -Andrew Y
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I think a yoga mat would work well. I'm on laminate flooring and my yoga mat works great for any floor exercises. You could also buy a yoga mat that is a little thicker than the usual ones if you need extra cushion.
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Honestly I haven't used them to sweat crazily, but I do use them doing yard work n stuff like that n love them enough to buy two pairs. One to get dirty n one to watch movies with in my house. I think they will be fine, I love mine!
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I haven't worn them for running but with the foam tips they really stay put. You can also wear them over your ears for a more secure fit. That being said these are not specifically designed for exercising so I don't know how they handle sweat. They sound fantastic though so I'd say it's worth a try.
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There are def bursts of cardio in them, but I would think a yoga pad or something would help and yes there push ups! They are good quick work outs, tho!
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I run and bike with them on. Main worry from what I read is sweat but I have not run into a problem yet. I just try not to sweat directly on them.
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I've run around on the treadmill with these and haven't had a problem, other than obviously getting a little sweaty. Yoga, totally. Running, as long as you you're not doing really high impact. Weight lifting, no problem. They seem to hold into your head pretty well as long as it isn't something too impacting.