Fred's Bike: Yoga and Biking. Is Mountain Biking Wrecking Your Health? No!

Monday, March 4, 2013

Yoga and Biking. Is Mountain Biking Wrecking Your Health? No!

You can keep the yoga but I'll take some yogurt. I know that Yoga is hard butt...

Yogurt Bike

This would be cool if she was actually moving! I can do that!


Now that's more like it!


Yoga is doing this cyclist absolutely no good.

This is the way that biking and yoga become one!

61 year old Khiv Raj Gurjar has been practicing yoga

61 year old Khiv Raj Gurjar has been practicing yoga since he was 13. Now he spends his mornings practicing extreme yoga on a 300 ft cliff near is home in Jodhpur, in the Indian state of Rajasthan.

61 year old Khiv Raj Gurjar from India extreme yoga BMX cliff balancing

Khiv is presently able to perform up to 36 individual yoga poses on his bike and does his yoga exercises for one hour every day.

Khiv feels that his yoga, which takes him up clock towers in crowded bazaars and to the top of ancient forts is not only soul enriching, but exciting too.
“For me, it is like when children get excited about something that they do not have any reason for,” explains Khiv.Ã‚Â ”That is the case with me. I am crazy about performing it. And as it is dangerous so much the better.”

Is Mountain Biking Wrecking Your Health? - BetterRide.net

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