HARDER, STRONGER, FASTER

You run a marathon and all of a sudden you think you're in shape. Individual 'Sports' like yoga and team 'Sports' like frisbee are for people who just didn't make the cut for gymnastics, track, or soccer. And certainly not for marathon runners. It's for those non-athletes that still want the pretentious uniform of, be it, tight lululemons or an old faded team jersey.
So, with all the free time I have this semester, I figured why not add in some frisbee and yoga. If nothing else, it'll be social. Well geeez, was I surprised. After still feeling the muscle pain from Monday's hot yoga I arrived at my latenight frisbee game both exhausted from a long day at the hospital and the previous day's yoga induced heat exhaustion pain, I hit the field. We also didn't have any subs and an hour later I was sweaty, limping, and ready to pass out. I already knew frisbee was a workout from playing co-ed last term, but I wasn't expecting the all women's league to be even faster paced. I really didn't expect yoga to be so physically hard. I used muscles I didn't know existed, and if you can be beaten in yoga, the skinny girls in their tight short shorts, totally whipped my ass at yoga.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cva_sGN_0VA
(courtesy of someone's facebook wall posted by someone else. Props to them and my stalking capabilities)