Re:some new sequences perhaps?
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Hi there
I enjoy this site a great deal, however, I am hoping that some new sequences could be developed. It has been a while since new ones were posted.
Any thoughts of this happening?
namaste
Posted On: 2008/12/03 06:52
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Yes, we can work on getting some new sequences up on the site. What specifically are you looking for (level, focus, etc.)?
Namaste,
Timothy
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Timothy Burgin
Founder and Executive Director
YogaBasics.com Posted On: 2008/12/04 10:40
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Hi Timothy and thank you for the prompt response!
Level- Intermediate/Advanced.
sequencing- vinyasa flow type influence?
I remember there were some poses on here that were listed in the practice section that seemed to be a bit more challenging then the ones on here now. Do you recall why these were removed?
I would like to see them back too if that is possible!
I know, lots of requests!
What about if some folks that are members shared some sequencing?
Would you be interested in that?
Thanks again!
Posted On: 2008/12/08 12:36
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We are still working on transfering over the existing premium membership content to this new site. Its a long process of click-cut-paste, but we will get those more advanced poses up on the this site, as well as some new intermediate to advanced sequences. I will probably need to use these for any advanced sequences so it will make the process take a bit more time.
I'm fine with members sharing sequences, I'm just not sure of the best way to do that. Certainly starting a post thread would work to submit and share them and I could format and list the best ones in the sequencing section. Thoughts?
Namaste,
Timothy
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Timothy Burgin
Founder and Executive Director
YogaBasics.com Posted On: 2008/12/10 08:09
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