But seriously folks / Tias Little

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Tias Little did a workshop in OKC a year or so

ago. I failed to adjust my schedule to attend (or

maybe was just lazy or didn't know what I was missing).

I did talk with a couple of people who went and

they were very impressed. I got the impression that he

is one of those rare teachers who has deep

intellectual knowledge of anatomy and "therapeutic yoga". I

wouldn't expect necessarily a strict Ashtanga class. I

think he lives in Santa Fe. I will try not to miss him

if he comes back here.<br><br>I'm sure there is no

great harm in practicing outside. (All yoga is good). I

once went to a class where there was a problem with

the key to the studio so we went to a nearby grassy

lot. The ground wasn't as flat as the floor but yoga

took place. I know that in some places (like Hawaii)

there is lots of outdoor practice. I would assume that

it would normally be preferable to practice indoors

to reduce the distractions of sun, wind, bugs,

unlevel ground, heat, cold, etc.