I went to a regular yoga class today at the gym I go to. I ended up leaving after about 20 minutes because I couldn’t do a lot of the stuff. It was a lot of bending and touching the floor with straight knees and twisting at the waist. I am 20 weeks and have a belly and can’t do some of that. I found it really uncomfortable. I have a prenatal yoga dvd but I haven’t tried it yet. Has anyone done prenatal yoga and is it different from regular yoga?
prenatal is the same idea but the positions are altered so your belly doesnt get in the way and doesnt invlove so much bendind and looking like a circus freak. (lol i can say that i also do yoga) give it a try tonight
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