Screw the guns, did anyone else notice this on the MSN page?
By Sarah Kliff
Aug. 20, 2007 issue - It's 10 o'clock on a Sunday morning at One Taste Urban Retreat Center in San Francisco. A dozen or so participants have just begun an hourlong yoga class, moving from group meditation to traditional yoga poses—downward-facing dog, baby cobra, warrior—with the help of an instructor. But there's something different about this yoga class: no one is wearing any clothes. For the past two years, One Taste has offered two weekly nude yoga classes—one coed and one women-only—where students practice yoga without inhibitions. "I felt an acceptance of my body that I hadn't felt before," says Nicole Halpern, a spokes-person for One Taste who has taken the class. Yoga in the nude, she says, "allows you to feel a connection to your body in a new way."
