First comes the innocent yoga mat, dumbbells acting as bookends, or spinning shoes jockeying with stilettos. Soon the extra blankets go to Goodwill so the storage ottoman can accommodate yoga blocks. Then a person falls in love with hula hooping, and suddenly the coffee table bearing Marilyn Monroe memoirs is a villainous obstacle, preventing one from combining core exercises with an episode of Real Housewives. Clear the floor! A home designed for motion is lighter, less cluttered, and cleaner. Funny thing: The process works in reverse. Replace your static furniture with open space, yoga mat, or trapeze, and watch your body begin to move. Need a push? Find your challenge on SocialWorkout.com.
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Comments (6)
Wait... what? What the what?
ok, i just moved my whole apartment around and got rid of half my furniture due to my knew love for hula hooping. now i'm just looking for a good (cheap) standing lamp that will give off as much light as my [broken...from hula hooping] ikea ceiling light. I would love to see more on the subject of your home as a multi-functional space (i.e. hula hooping space+studio space+living space+entertaining space)! It's awesome to see you acknowledging the hula hooping trend as something to be accommodated for in your home!
huh????
I've never seen so many words crammed into a single paragraph. I had to read that twice. While you're decluttering your house, so the same for your artice as well.
yeah weird post. but i do find that i NEVER sit on any of my couches or comfy chairs. it's dining table, office chair, bed, or spinner or treadmill. The comfy stuff is just for the dogs and guests, i guess.
Villainous obstacles. Yup. I am annoyed with almost all furniture in my home. Dang hula hoops.