[Sportsandrec] So, I have to ask

[Jessica Beecham]

Here is the thing to consider. The yoga mat for the blind does not take your height into consideration. Where my hands would be and where a 6ft tall man's hands would be for certain poses would be different. It does not make sense as a good product to me. I would go with a 29 dollar yoga mat and spend the extra money on some one on one training to address those poses you are having trouble with.

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> On Aug 5, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Kris F via SportsandRec <sportsandrec at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Has anyone tried to yoga mat for the visually impaired?  I'm not usually a big fan of things for "the visually impaired. ". For all I know this is like the blind fork or the blind toilet.  I'm sure nobody who is blind really needs those things.  I've looked at the yoga mat wondering if it is something that would help me with the more subtle movements in the spacing that I sometimes mess up when doing yoga poses.  The fact that this mat cost $89 is another reason why I would not just buy it for the sake of buying it.  I've decided to make yoga a serious practice, so I really want to make good use of all the tools that would help me to do this.  (I'm still going through all the Blind Alive info.) Thoughts?
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