Types of People Who Go to Yoga
For me, yoga is the perfect exercise: a respite and refuge from stressful days with the added bonus of physical fitness. And it's better as a group activity — the energy of a room full of like-minded people can add positivity and a sense of community to your practice. But there's a downside too. Yoga attracts many different kinds of people, and sometimes those people are not quite so like-minded. Like, they're not quite clear on the rules for when to get there, when to leave, and why you shouldn't bring your cell phone. Yoga class is a varied cacophony of people and personalities, so this is devoted to them — and you, because, honestly, many of us have been some of these types. Yes, even the farter. It happens to the best of us.
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1. The Woman Who Can't Part With Her Mobile
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Don't you answer that phone. Don't you dare!
2. The Show-Off
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Yeah, we get it. You're amazing.
3. The Farter
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One time is one thing. Making music several times during class is totally another.
4. The Loud Breather
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Ohhhhhm my god, be quiet.
5. The Looky Loo
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You know her. She's looking at you; she's looking at her, at him, at the teacher. Girl, mind your business!
6. The Gigglers
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We've all been there. It's why I avoid going to yoga with friends.
7. The Newbie Guy Who Doesn't Really Know What He's Doing
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Oh, but he tries.
8. The Latecomer
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You're ruining my Asana!
9. The Early Leaver
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Where are you going?
10. The Chatters
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I mean, go to happy hour.
11. The Mirror-Obsessed
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I see you seeing you.
12. The Savasana-All-the-Time Yogi
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Are you snoring?
13. Teacher's Pet
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She can turn off the lights herself.
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