I been leading my Mom in some yoga moves so that
she could start moving around more and playing. It
has been working wonderfully except for a slight twing she is
almost back to normal activity. (Purring a thanks to the
surgeon for good work). So I am helping her be in tip-
top shape.
I do several types of yoga through my two most
popular are modified from my flopping and rolling.
It is the downward CAT and in this pawsition I
have my tail up straight with my head lowered. This
allows for all of the endorphins to flow and wake up the body.
The other move is based on finishing the roll
and is the CAT-angle pose where the body is
pointed in various directions to face all the points in
the room. This may be a bit advanced for my Mom,
but I hope to work her up to cat shape.
You are a wonderful yoga instructor! So glad your mom is feeling better. You'll haf her moving in all directions in no time! xoxo
ReplyDeleteYeah Willow, you had better show your human the modified version of CAT-angle until she is limber enough to do the full version!
ReplyDeleteIf your mom tries the second pawsition, she might end up stuck like that furever! xx
ReplyDeleteMy Mom wanna to try to copy you in the second section, but I think my mom could end up backache ..MOL
ReplyDeletePurrs more for your mom to get to 100 % : )
xoxo
The second session of yoga, not section ..MOL
ReplyDeleteYou are a yoga master, Willow! We like your downward cat position.
ReplyDeleteGood girl Willow for getting Mom to move around a little more. Those are some spectacular Yogo moves. We need to get on our Mom's case and get her moving around too. Love those moves. Take care and have one heck of a day.
ReplyDeleteWillow, you're an excellent yoga instructor and we're sure this is helping your mom recover!
ReplyDeleteWe think your mom could have trouble getting her tail to stand upright in the first position Willow!!
ReplyDeleteLuv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Meowza, what a grand instructor you are, Willow.....Shelly is busy working on her Yoga moves....us boys are just watching and thinking about doing some moves!!!!!! :)
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Willow it is very hard to keep the Mom's limber...I have found over the years it is a continuous battle but you are up to the task I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteHugs Madi
Fantastic work, Willow. Better watch Mom closely when she attempts the second move. :)
ReplyDeleteWillow, thanks for showing us such advanced yoga postures!
ReplyDeleteYou sure got some moves there gal!
ReplyDeleteThis yoga instructor is so good!
ReplyDeleteWillow! You are a most excellent therapist! If your mommy does as you say she may hope one day to be as supple as you are. What a loving gir you are. Oh and fanks for complimenting my bomit traps. Weren't they clever?? xoxox
ReplyDeleteWillow, you are a great yoga instructor! I am sure that you are really helping your mom recover. I think she will definitely haf to ease into cat-angle, though.
ReplyDeleteWillow, you look like you make a wonderful yoga teacher!! We hope your mom is getting better and with your help we know she will!!!! Lots of love, Debbie & Holly
ReplyDeleteThat's a great display of yoga moves, Willow! You are masterful! :)
ReplyDeleteWillow, you always take the best care of your Mum. Yoga! We are impressed. We try T'ai Chi with our Mumsy but get the steps mixed up.
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You are certainly a purrfessional at yoga Willow! It might take awhile before your mom can handle those moves!
ReplyDeleteThat second pose is quite difficult for the Humans as they lack the proper fifth appendage to cover all the directions. Excellent examples!
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