Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
I feel a Xingyiquan related Blog post coming on
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AngryHobbit
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I was thinking about Daredevil's tank.Hehe, we have a couple of studios here that have them, I've been going to this one for almost two years, had about 6 floats all up, really cool experience!
And everyone uses them for different reasons too, initially I bought an 8 session pass and was gonna use them for mediation purposes, but ended up using them more for recovery, releasing tension and relaxation purposes, they really just help to reset everything. It's something like 360kg of magnesium and salts dissolved into room temp water in a funky capsule, keep you floating
And yeah I often have turmeric with tuna, garlic aioli, rice, veg and cheese, delicious!
(Pics of the pod and room)
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
New Sushi place opened up near my office. Now I do not do raw fish at all, but I do vegetable sushi....but I went there today for Gyoza.....and it was delicious...I shall be going back there again for the veggies and Gyoza
AngryHobbit
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Mmmmm, sushi. I eat all sushi. @gpseymour got me hooked back in 2002, and I've been addicted ever since.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
Best dinner so far anywhere in the Uk was at Blacklock in SoHo. Amazing.
I can't decide if that looks comfy, or claustrophobic to me.Hehe, we have a couple of studios here that have them, I've been going to this one for almost two years, had about 6 floats all up, really cool experience!
And everyone uses them for different reasons too, initially I bought an 8 session pass and was gonna use them for mediation purposes, but ended up using them more for recovery, releasing tension and relaxation purposes, they really just help to reset everything. It's something like 360kg of magnesium and salts dissolved into room temp water in a funky capsule, keep you floating
And yeah I often have turmeric with tuna, garlic aioli, rice, veg and cheese, delicious!
(Pics of the pod and room)
Hehe yeah true! Alot of people think it would be claustrophobic, but honestly from what I've heard, most people who have done it have found it the opposite, as it's completely dark, no sound, touch etc, and the fact you're floating on the water, that it feels like they're floating in a very vast expanse, like in outer space, and I've also found that to be the case experientially. It's like every side of you extends on to infinite
Apart from when you eventually float over slowly and bump into the side wall and have to do a very slight nudge to get you back in the middle [emoji14]
Just passing through on my way to bed...
Howdeeeee!
Man, I hope you don't sleep au naturale.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Well...he is in Texas..... where it is warm
AngryHobbit
Senior Master
I am not claustrophobic, but I don't think I could handle the dark and the sensory deprivation.Hehe yeah true! Alot of people think it would be claustrophobic, but honestly from what I've heard, most people who have done it have found it the opposite, as it's completely dark, no sound, touch etc, and the fact you're floating on the water, that it feels like they're floating in a very vast expanse, like in outer space, and I've also found that to be the case experientially. It's like every side of you extends on to infinite
Apart from when you eventually float over slowly and bump into the side wall and have to do a very slight nudge to get you back in the middle [emoji14]
AngryHobbit
Senior Master
What are you worried about? It's not like we are having a video conference.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
After days of work and multiple attempts to get an old Ghosting solution to work with new Windows 10 PCs, I found a gif that sums it all up rather well
AngryHobbit
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You too, eh?
dvcochran
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Hmm, I wonder what a Teeter inversion table would be like in a pitch black room?
Hard to find!!
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