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Sweaty Hands
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Andrea
Posted 2003-01-01 7:02 PM (#1223)
Subject: Sweaty Hands


My hands get so sweaty during my power yago classes that it becomes very hard to hold poses. Is there anything that works to reduce the sweat? It starts right away and continues until the end of class!!
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Julianna
Posted 2003-03-02 12:27 PM (#1447 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: Sweaty Hands


I also have a problem with sweating hands. I place a towel under my hands so I have a better grip. The way I look at it is the more you sweat the more you are detoxifing.
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Kelly
Posted 2003-03-27 1:53 PM (#1616 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: Sweaty Hands


I too have this problem and I wear thin cotton gloves that I had for running in the cold. This has helped me maintain the poses through a whole yoga session.
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Anonymous
Posted 2003-05-08 2:04 PM (#1822 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: Sweaty Hands


Try using rock climber's chalk to keep your hands and feet, if necesary, dry.
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HobbyYogi
Posted 2004-06-26 6:29 PM (#7822 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: RE: Sweaty Hands


Have a look at http://www.yogagripgloves.com/. They are offering gloves espicially design for Yoga.
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Sarah
Posted 2004-06-26 10:06 PM (#7827 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: RE: Sweaty Hands


Hey, I am new to Bikram Yoga, so if you want to talk about sweat, I definatley experience that, however, and this is coming from my teacher, while we are in class she encourages us not to do any "housekeeping" (fixing the mat, the towel, our hair, pulling at our clothes) AND NO WIPING, she says the nature of Yoga is getting total body/mind control, so if we are sweaty and have to grab and ankle or a calf we should be training to do it under any conditions, even if we just jumped out of a vat of oil. I thought she was nuts, but actually it makes you try harder, grip better, breathe better, my advice, is just go with it, deal with the sweat , make it part of your routine--
"here comes the sweat and the challenge" good luck
Sarah
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Mangalkrishna
Posted 2005-05-30 1:50 PM (#24808 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: RE: Sweaty Hands


Do acupressure massage on acupressure point No LI-11 for some days and see the result

Good Luck,

mangalkrishna
anubhooti4ever@yahoo.com
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susanchain
Posted 2005-06-23 7:03 AM (#26104 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: RE: Sweaty Hands


My teacher said it was because of the weakness of the body. Keep on practicing, I think it will be better.
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Carvel58
Posted 2009-10-13 9:13 PM (#119085 - in reply to #1223)
Subject: RE: Sweaty Hands


We carry an antiperspirant lotion, when applied to the hands, removes moisture in 30 seconds and prevents perspiration for up to 4 hours.

It is used for all sports or activities where moisture is a problem.

It is non-sticky and doesn't transfer any stickiness to the mat or get on your clothes.
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