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Very useful info! Thanks! I never really thought about my blocks! I only have one I think I need another. Maybe I should get a matching one but I was contemplating a cork one
truth be told, I have one of each by my mat when I practice. It all depends on what you need the blocks for. If you need stability with both hands on certain poses, then 2 cork blocks...but if you seem to only use one at a time then one of each could work.
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Very useful info, as I am getting started. Thank you very much!
Glad I can help!
Very useful info! Thanks! I never really thought about my blocks! I only have one I think I need another. Maybe I should get a matching one but I was contemplating a cork one
truth be told, I have one of each by my mat when I practice. It all depends on what you need the blocks for. If you need stability with both hands on certain poses, then 2 cork blocks...but if you seem to only use one at a time then one of each could work.