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New York Invaded By `Downward Dogs'
Next Tuesday (Jun. 22) the world's largest yoga session will go down in New York. Downward dog, to be precise.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010 1:27 GMT
NEW YORK (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) The Great Lawn in New Yorks Central Park is about to be infested with thousands of downward dogs.Thats because next Tuesday (Jun. 22), the arts and culture blog Flavorpill is holding the worlds largest yoga class there.
Flavorpill founder Sascha Lewis is expecting 10,000 yogis to participate and help break the U.S. record for the largest yoga session in history.
Not only will yogis get a chance to mingle with one another and practice their favorite form of exercise, theyll also be sending positive vibes out to the world with their body- bending moves.
Lewis explains, Yoga can make the world a better place through its tremendous health benefits and as a conduit for greater awareness. Yoga at the Great Lawn will make those benefits accessible to a much larger community.
He believes the monumental amount of yogis at the park will inspire us all to be conscious of the world around us.
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