ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月5日 22時06分

“Oh, feel that in your seat — no flabby bottoms here,” Ronnie Arond said during a recent yoga class. “Let’s wag that left leg like it was a puppy dog’s tail.” Ronnie, 93, began taking #yoga classes 40 years ago at the Cross Island YMCA in Queens. Today, she teaches both at the Y, where she has a sizable following, and in the basement of her modest house in Bellerose, Queens. (“It’s not a basement,” Ronnie says. “It’s a sanctum sanctorum.”) Her style as an instructor is a mix of folksy patter, pragmatic instruction and wisecracking shtick, delivered in a New Yawk-ESE chirp. “You can’t have yoga without humor,” she said. “Now lower the shoulders, breathe and enjoy.” Our reporter Corey Kilgannon attended a recent class in Ronnie’s basement ashram. After class ended, he writes, the half-dozen yoga students left $10 bills on an end table and headed up to the dining room where Ronnie served tea and dessert. “The yoga,” she said, “is just an excuse for the refreshments afterwards.” While on #nytassignment, the photographer @celestesloman took this portrait of Ronnie striking a #yogapose.

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