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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For rehearsal, may work. they are thick enough to be conspicuous under loose yoga pants.
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It should work, they stretch good enough for movement but not as much too loose its shape. You should be ok since they fit snugly.
54151
I would think so. They are not thick and I think they would be comfortable.
656863
Absolutely!!! I take it to the gym with me everyday. I love it!! It keeps me cool while on the treadmill. I really don't use it at yoga class each week. I'm planning on getting another one for this summer's grass cutting and yard work.
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I think they would work pretty well. Just sew on ties and you would be good to go.
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I wouldn't use them for that purpose. There is a slightly raised pattern on them (making them great for a non-slip surface). They are great on a basement floor to add a level of comfort for joints when doing plyo, aerobics, placing fitness machines on as well as layig a yoga mat on. But I don't think they are the type of mat designed well for Jiu Jitsu or wrestling.
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Yes, I use this for my hot yoga classes and it works wonderfully. I can't stand the feeling of microfiber so this alternate is ideal.
1843356
I don't know about yoga... Buti do know that when working in my woodworking shop it did help me
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My experience is as a current Tai chi and Kung fu student that these shoes work very well. If you are a judo or aikido student they would work fine - although I understand a lot of students go barefoot. THESE SHOES ARE LISTED AS EITHER KUNG FU OR TAI CHI! Hope I answered your question.
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The bare minimum then would be the resistance bands. Otherwise you would need different weights and pull up bar. For yoga I would recommend a block and yoga pad, but it's not required just very good to have. Hope this helps.
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my guess would be NO, but I haven't tried. I usually put things in their like my set of keys, etc. Where I go for yoga, they have sets of weights in all sizes available. Most of us use 3-5 lb weights when we use them in yoga.
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Definitely. I used them for about 6 sessions of hot yoga until I switched back to free weights
152001
They work great on carpet for me. If I am traveling light, I will put a bath towel on the floor. However, I did buy one of their travel towels, ,which I also like to use with my YogaPaws too. LOVE THEM!!!
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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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I use them for yoga but i suppose they could be good for running too. They are super soft
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I'd say standard weight works alright with the faster pace vinyasas. Some students are happy with a standard beach towel, but I find myself with six yoga towels now. The latest ones I got are Plush and the Extra Long (XL) Yoga Rat ones. I fold the ends under the rubber mat and find it my best solution yet. Having a towel meander or bunch up doesn't ruin my day, but I sure do enjoy having nice towels.