This is part of my husband’s morning yoga routine, the part I can’t do. I really shouldn’t use that word – can’t – bad word. I recently turned sixty-three. Learning to do this should be on my bucket list. Maybe next year I can put a video up of me doing it with When I’m Sixty-Four playing in the background.
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J. Schlenker 
Very impressive! I’m 23 and I can’t do that… yet 🙂
Oh to be 23 again. I have faith in you that you will.
Ha! What an awesome hubby you have. I once watched a 98 yr old man do yoga and it was just spectacular. The guy was obviously ten times healthier and more fit than those of us half his age. But the good thing about yoga is that you don’t even have to it well. Even yoga done as poorly as I do it, is good for you. I’m going to put that on my bucket list, too, more yoga. 🙂
Yes, he is awesome.
Impressive!
Wow! Still…I prefer hula as my meditation in motion, lol! 😉 xoM
What’s hula? Hula hoop? I swim in the morning and do yoga in the evening.
Hula dancing, Jen. As in Hawai’ian hula! Everyone always thinks of hula hoop first. Can’t get the darn things to move, lol! 😉
Wow I could never do that even when I was younger… He is amazing!
“Wow” is all I can say!
Amazing! I can’t do that and never could stand on my head. I just didn’t have the balance. I’m 55 and just started yoga. My Dr. said stretching and staying limber was very important as you age. I don’t think she had this in mind 🙂
My husband is 55. I’m 63. This year I vow to work at better yoga, but I don’t know about head stands.