bdsamm Yes, it is cable style. I have not had a comfort problem, but I don't wear it as tight as some might. I'm only concerned with preventing assault, not trying to prevent cheating, which might require a tighter fit.

    Avery Thank you. And yes, she would try cheating I am pretty sure.

      bdsamm And yes, she would try cheating I am pretty sure.

      Gosh ...

      22 days later

      Hi all - not much to say just hi 👋. All the threads have hundreds unread I don't know where to join in anywhere

        Jen Hi @Jen
        how are you doing?
        Regarding so many posting, I think some are good for Reading other you can skip.

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          Jen I don't know where to join in anywhere

          Create a new topic 😃

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            Since I'm always talking about the BYU girls and their commitment to chastity and modest dress (cover shoulders and upper arms, skirts to the knee) I was pleased to find this photo of Anna Camp eschewing the dress guidelines to put it out there a little on national (US, that is) TV:

            https://www.deseret.com/2021/9/21/22686904/byu-female-student-athletes-could-earn-up-to-6k-each-a-year-in-landmark-nil-deal-with-provo-based

              Avery

              Some of the male Cougar alums did pretty well in the Chicago marathon over the weekend, too.

              Jen

              Yes, you can create a Jen's Topic and you are the landlady there.

              Joh yeah I'm buzzing - whole body feels alive - all good.

              Renita Create a new topic 😃

              I will if I've got reason 😁

                Jen yeah I'm buzzing - whole body feels alive - all good.

                nice to read from you and glad that you seem to be doing well 🙂

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                  7 days later

                  Jen I just got back from Queensland! You people are weird. But Bluey is pretty cool so that makes up for it.

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                    Sin

                    Childs pose

                    Recline over a bolster or pillows

                    What are your favorite poses?

                    I've been doing a lot of half pigeon and figure 4, lately.

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                      Sin I just got back from Queensland! You people are weird.

                      You should've said hi!!! You must've been up north weird there

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                        WriterAlexis What are your favorite poses?

                        Savasana!

                        Pigeon pose is fantastic... it allowed me to live a semi-normal life. It was my nemesis for the first couple of years, but it was the only thing that worked for a nerve issue I had when I was younger. So with that in mind, I would have to say Eka Pada Rajakapotasana (One-Legged King Pigeon Pose) is one of my favourites now because it shows how far a body can be pushed to overcome adversity.

                        Also, handstands, just because it's fun being upside down. 🙃

                          Jen You should've said hi!!! You must've been up north weird there

                          Yep I was in Cairns. Lots of Ringers Western types amongst the hot backpackers.

                          Sin

                          I think I like the collapsed pigeon poses better than the upright ones.

                          I don't do any handstands, but I do shoulder stand and plough.

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                            WriterAlexis I think I like the collapsed pigeon poses better than the upright ones.

                            They're much more relaxing! It can be quite taxing mentally though... Sometimes it's difficult to let go when your body is screaming at you.

                            WriterAlexis I don't do any handstands, but I do shoulder stand and plough.

                            They're great for flexion (but potentially dangerous). I find handstands really liberating. It's hard to develop the shoulder strength at first, but once you do it feels almost weightless when you get it right. I struggled for ages and then it just clicked one day.

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