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Stretch-o-matic

 Yoga-to-go.
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I think a great exercise machine would be one that locked all four limbs. Then would run you through a regiment of Yoga or simple stretching. Multiple settings of course. I do yoga most mornings. Most mornings I spend most of my time on "auto pilot". What a great thing it would be, to do stretching/yoga much in the way I make my coffee. Automatically.
—henkydory, Oct 04 2003

ouch! http://www.backstre...re/images/rack1.jpg
[po, Oct 17 2004]

Arms http://lifetimewell.../exercise-arms.html
[Shz, Oct 17 2004]

Legs http://lifetimewell...exercise-cycle.html
[Shz, Oct 17 2004]

noo-noo http://pbskids.org/...nts/int_noonoo.html
[po, Oct 17 2004]

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       I've never pictured po's spare bedroom quite so vividly...
—yamahito, Oct 04 2003
   

       po, You need to clean under your uh, table. Have you got a Swifter® or is that one of the other 'tubbies job?
—thumbwax, Oct 04 2003
   

       we have a noo-noo for that.
—po, Oct 04 2003
   

       that is a great idea
—cornpad, Jan 12 2008
   


 

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