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gogirl58

Posted 2010-04-13 3:28 AM (#122365 - in reply to #121832)
Subject: RE: Is Bikram good for the environment?

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One suggestion that I have had is that the heaters be turned off after the last separate leg stretching, prior to the final twist.
They really are not needed after that and they are distracting when left on during the savasana. Every little bit helps.

Meditation & Unity

Posted 2010-05-29 3:25 AM (#123217 - in reply to #121832)
Subject: Re: Is Bikram good for the environment?

This is very good idea and we need to do something to reduce carbon footprint as most of the studios are 1000 Square Feet in size. Apart from Bikram Yoga there are many other ways to reduce carbon footprint.

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