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[openscarf]

A few weeks ago I wrote about my interest in belly dancing and wondered how well it went with yoga. You all gave me some great encouragement

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[randomdiversion]

mmmm, do I smell spam?

[openscarf]

What are you talking about?

[randomdiversion]

It sounds like you're advertising a bellydancing video.

[openscarf]

Hmmm. You're entitled to your perception clearly. That's funny that you think I'm working for Rachel Brice.

How's your yoga practice?

[miischelle]

I didn't see your previous post, but horray for bellydance!

[openscarf]

Yes! Hooray!

[miischelle]

You should join some of the bellydance coms if you haven't already.

[openscarf]

I joined the newbies and the non-newbies, I don't see them post much though. Which ones do you like?

[royalbananafish]

Marni Sclaroff (spelling might be off there) teaches yoga and belly dancing, in the San Francisco area. (She was on the cover of Yoga Journal earlier this year.) She sometimes does workshops mixing both at Yoga Kula, www.yogakula.com

[retention]

I've been involved with bellydance and yoga for a number of years now, and you're right - they definitely complement each other! As you build/strengthen in yoga, you'll find you're able to do the movements more fluidly. And Rachel's DVDs are pretty good if you want something in the tribal vein. :)

For your home practice... check out Beats Antique. Es niiiiiiiiiice. :))

[econaft]