Regarding the topic of the article, your insight into the silent struggle for recognition, much like perfecting internal form in Pilates, is profoundly articulated.
Thank you so very much, RR! You will forever be known as the first to "comment" on a post. I am not a Pilates practitioner, but I can imagine the struggle just to attain what you describe.
Your words mean a lot to me.
All i can really relate to is more of the Yoga lessons I was taught at home. Not actually Yoga lessons, but I often heard, "Down, dog!" yelled in my direction more than once! :)
Regarding the topic of the article, your insight into the silent struggle for recognition, much like perfecting internal form in Pilates, is profoundly articulated.
Thank you so very much, RR! You will forever be known as the first to "comment" on a post. I am not a Pilates practitioner, but I can imagine the struggle just to attain what you describe.
Your words mean a lot to me.
All i can really relate to is more of the Yoga lessons I was taught at home. Not actually Yoga lessons, but I often heard, "Down, dog!" yelled in my direction more than once! :)