gantastical
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Good drillsHip opener and shoulder stretch.
That looks...not fun to do...lol. Nicely done!Hip opener and shoulder stretch.
You are amazing and so good at it. Naked or not WOW!!! well done.
I'll slide under you to observe and learn when you're naked next time.
great pose
Very nice!
I mean, it's not my favourite type of cardio, but it gets the job doneThanks!
Looks like a good workout![]()
Let's see I can do a Naked Hot Yoga class on Thursday ... Does that fit your schedule??
o yea I'm definitely feeling a stretchStanding forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
Makes my hamstrings pop just looking at that stretch ... But then I look at that ass and something else pops up!!!Standing forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
Oh my. You'll have to forgive me for glassing over the text in that post. I got..distracted. Amazing picStanding forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
Quiet a good position!Standing forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
quite a stretchStanding forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
I will feel the stretch for sure. Limber you are!!!!Standing forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
Sold!Standing forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
I can definitely get behind that.Standing forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
Oh, you're just asking for it.Standing forward bend for hump day
The Sanskrit word uttanasana is made up of “ut,” which means “intense,” “powerful,” or “deliberate,” and the verb “tan,” meaning to “stretch” or “lengthen.” Uttanasana is a purposeful extension of the entire back body—including the territory from the soles of the feet and up the backs of the legs.
Feel that stretch![]()
Yeah, they are. They're a pretty good workout, tooI've always wanted to try these. They look fun!