Would they work for yoga classes??
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I'm not the best person to answer this question because I don't use gloves when I practice yoga. However I'd hazard a guess and say no because it offers no protection for your palms.
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I don't know about the Synergy mat/towel. However it might not work well for you since it absorbs the excess sweat from vinyasa yoga so you don't slip. If you have less sweat, then it may not be a go for you. Just my thoughts....
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Yoga is the only thing I haven't used this towel for.... yet... but I would, and know that the comfort and versatility of it will be useful to you. This towel has replaced many things for me; I can use it for just about anything. Good luck to you!
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They do have body vs flexibility. I use them for my "coaching" needs and to hold patterns. They are not the real stiff ones, but they will stay up if they are supported. I believe this is the medium strength.
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Very good question I would say it probably would help them fit better for sure to help pull them tight. When my husband and I decided to try them we thought for how inexpensive they are worth the try!! I hope that helps they have worked for us great so far.
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For rehearsal, may work. they are thick enough to be conspicuous under loose yoga pants.
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Yes they will. I liked the resistance level on these. It was just enough to feel it the next day but not too heavy during exercise. The only downfall on these for me was that they are not ideal for small hands. They tend to slide a lot since the weight is located on top of your hand. I used these once during my combat class and had to take them off after 30 mins since I was constantly busy holding on to them trying to keep them from sliding to the side. My knuckles were pretty red from the friction.
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Yes, absolutely. I started wearing them during yoga classes and they really took all of the pressure off of my wrists!
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I think these will work. They are light with a flexible and relatively thin sole. Tai chi is my intended use, but I've only had a chance to use them briefly for that since I bought them.
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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 think they would work. They are a little squishy, but they would probably be OK unless you're looking for something that's very firm.
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It sounds like your wife has an extra long mat, which shouldn't be an issue. I roll my mat sized towel with my mat and fit it into the bag, no problem. I will say that you have to roll it pretty well for it to fit seamlessly into the yoga bag. If this sounds like too much of a hassle to do after class, you might consider getting her a garment yoga bag.
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my guess would be NO, but I haven't tried. I usually put things in their like my set of keys, etc. Where I go for yoga, they have sets of weights in all sizes available. Most of us use 3-5 lb weights when we use them in yoga.
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They would be too restrictive. They are very thick; really to be used in exercise class whne on one's knees.
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I always have two for yoga class, but sometimes only use one of them. I personally think that you need two since some exercises require them. These are great blocks. I think that they work better than the wooden ones and are lots better than the foam.
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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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you could use them for a home gym/cardio. They're pretty thick/soft. They look like something that would be in a kids room, so as long as you're ok with that.