ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月22日 03時29分

Ordinary yoga can feel complicated enough, with its focus on breathing, and the search for an “intention” that instructors often ask students to reach within themselves to find. Now imagine adding half a dozen goats. The idea for goat yoga — yes, goat yoga — was hatched at a birthday party in Lainey Morse’s backyard in Albany, Oregon, this spring. As the kids partied with the goats, one of the moms, a yoga instructor, turned to Lainey and said, “Hey, I’ve got an idea.” And so #goatyoga was born. The @ニューヨーク・タイムズ reporter Kirk Johnson attended a class one night in October and described this close encounter: “We were doing boat pose, with our legs and arms raised, when the tiniest member of the herd, Annie, wandered by and stopped in front of me, under my outstretched legs,” Kirk writes. “Annie is 4 months old and weighs all of 20 pounds, a fuzzy, big-eyed love-magnet that members of the class had been holding on their laps before we began. Boat pose was forgotten, along with any notion of a mental ‘intention.’ ” @jasonhenry photographed a group of #yogagoats getting their om on in Oregon. #??

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