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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Yes they will. I liked the resistance level on these. It was just enough to feel it the next day but not too heavy during exercise. The only downfall on these for me was that they are not ideal for small hands. They tend to slide a lot since the weight is located on top of your hand. I used these once during my combat class and had to take them off after 30 mins since I was constantly busy holding on to them trying to keep them from sliding to the side. My knuckles were pretty red from the friction.
1494545
Yes. That is exactly what we are using them on. It was a great purchase. And plenty of cushion to them.. Not like some of the thin ones.
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To me they work okay, I'm sure they work better with the "sticky" mats but compared to not having a towel or using a regular bath towel is like night and day. I perspire quite a bit in class and always had trouble keeping my feet planted regardless of what mat I used. The Yogitoes mat towel has been by far the best solution. Like everyone says dampen the towel a little bit for the best results.
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I have wondered that as well. I guess if you sleep with your feet above the covers it's possible. The yoga toes are silicone and will stick to the covers if you roll over. That would not be very comfortable for your feet if they snagged and pulled a toe out of alignment. BUT definitely you could fall asleep wearing them once your feet get used to them!I hope this answers your question!
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They're very flexible. I think they might work well for you because I just get a gentle stretch - I wish they were bigger or firmer so I'd get a better stretch but they're fine.
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Some pilates teachers are using them w/ students...if you have foot or ankle problems I would use them cautiously & not stand on them w/ my full weight.
502195
We used them for a dance activity awhile back. I am guessing that you could use them for an art activity. I cannot remember the exact measurement but think that might be correct.
1205622
It would be fine to workout in them as long as it wasn't too intense that they would not stay put. But for most things it would be ok.
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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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You could - it has around the give of a yoga mat - but for the price, you'd be better off getting a second hand yoga mat!
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I wouldn't use these for those types of yoga poses. I use them for lunges during my crossfit workouts, but even in that setting they're a little constrictive. They do, however, really protect my knees.
356968
In a hot yoga class, you'd cover your mat with the big size and wipe your sweat with the smaller one
1285612
Yup. They'd look great. This is basically what they're made for. They even have a little string wrap that you could untie and tie to a belt or strap around your back.
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For rehearsal, may work. they are thick enough to be conspicuous under loose yoga pants.
1874624
Definitely. I used them for about 6 sessions of hot yoga until I switched back to free weights
745070
Absolutely! While I initially bought them to use in a cardio class at a real boxing gym, I have since used them at the health club where I do kickboxing.