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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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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I haven't done that. Though I have bent over to tie my shoe. I think if you're routine is just stretching theyd be fine. If you're into the more traditional hardcore combat yoga maybe not so much.
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I just use them for my computer. And haven't used them during any movement or excercise. They seems to have a tight fit.
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I personally bought them for mountain biking, they are light, breathable and have good knuckle protection. They do run a bit small so I recommend get them one size up; enjoy the ride.
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I use mine for cross-fit style work outs at the fire station to support my knees that suffered moto-cross abuse in the past. I think they would work, but, they advise to not leave them on for long/extended periods. Lots of stair climbs, squats, lunges, sprints, and mobility. Does that help any?
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I think they would be too thick/bulky for yoga. It would work to protect your knees but I don't think it would be good while doing the other postures unless you are taking them off and putting back on.
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I mainly use them on an elliptical. I also use them while lifting. I've yet to have any issues of movement. They stay in place very well.
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Since yoga doesn't involve much stepping generally, I don't think yoga would advance you toward your daily goal (set by the device) as much as you might like. The same goes for swimming, biking, and any other exercise where your feet don't step down on a hard surface. However, my device counts vigorous rocking from one hip bone to another while seated as steps toward my goal. Roll a little of this into your yoga if you think it's appropriate. It is a good workout for the obliques, but also is pretty hard on a chair, so do it on a floor, picnic bench, bath tub, etc. No joke. This really works, and is a vigorous workout in its own right, and your Garmin will count it. Since yoga doesn't involve much stepping generally, I don't think yoga would advance you toward your daily goal (set by the device) as much as you might like. The same goes for swimming, biking, and any other exercise where your feet don't step down on a hard surface. However, my device counts vigorous rocking from one hip bone to another while seated as steps toward my goal. Roll a little of this into your yoga if you think it's appropriate. It is a good workout for the obliques, but also is pretty hard on a chair, so do it on a floor, picnic bench, bath tub, etc. No joke. This... » Read More Since yoga doesn't involve much stepping generally, I don't think yoga would advance you toward your daily goal (set by the device) as much as you might like. The same goes for swimming, biking, and any other exercise where your feet don't step down on a hard surface. However, my device counts vigorous rocking from one hip bone to another while seated as steps toward my goal. Roll a little of this into your yoga if you think it's appropriate. It is a good workout for the obliques, but also is pretty hard on a chair, so do it on a floor, picnic bench, bath tub, etc. No joke. This really works, and is a vigorous workout in its own right, and your Garmin will count it. « Show Less
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I have done some poses in yoga wearing them, including child's pose and had no problems.
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I don't use them for biking, but I do use them in the winter for pedaling my kayak...works the same. I wear insulated socks with them and they work great for me.
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You could definitely wear these for yoga. They would not fall off while you are upside down. The are well fitted to the curves of the head.
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Definitely, I use them at the Gym, for an extra tight workout... Thanks, Noe
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Also not sure about the question. I have found that either side of the mat is usable and affords traction when dry. But if my hands get a little sweaty, they begin to slip. I don't do "hot" yoga, but I don't think this would work for a really sweaty practice.
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I occasionally use these to work out. They are decent if you want to use them for weight lifting or something else where you aren't moving very fast. I run in them occasionally but they do fall out a lot once I start to sweat.
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I now just travel w Gaiam yoga mat towels. There are different styles and thickness - outstanding for hot yoga - and you just lay over the studio funky mats :)I've tried the Manduka towels and they are not nearly as well made and they constantly bunch up on top of mat irritating
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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.