Feat
3.) Ritual and Rhythm
Human beings are social creatures. While we may commune with nature standing alone and quiet in the middle of a forest, we may get equally deep into our own nature when surrounded by a dozen sweaty bodies in a room with a thumping drum beat. This feat is about our need for wild rhythms and human ritual. To complete it, you must take at least three group classes over the course of the challenge: As in dance classes, yoga classes, or some other ritualistic group experience in which you commune with one or more other bodies. Think martial arts, capoeira, wrestling, or perhaps just drumming. Enjoy!
(Image: Dancer, 1948)
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rhythms not rythmns ...
Submitted by @HereNow on 03.01.10 at 08:13.
I'm guessing spin doesn't count....
Submitted by gotigers2003 on 03.01.10 at 10:22.
As a regular group exercise attendee...well...this was accomplished early in the challenge. :)
I don't think I understand the tracking of this challenge though. I didn't mind during the previous challenges just hitting the feat accompli button and that was that. Hmmm....
Submitted by volcane09 on 03.03.10 at 06:14.
I totally just messed this up and added this as Feat Accompli... Oliver- HELP!!!
Submitted by Llaves on 03.03.10 at 10:24.
I'm a bit confused about this one . . . is it any three group fitness classes? I've taken a spin class, a combination spin/toning/ab class and a hip hop class so far since the challenge began, but I'm not sure which ones count towards the feat.
Submitted by rachelnyc on 03.05.10 at 08:12.
I entered 3 classes and it's not showing up as feat accompli--what am I doing wrong?
Submitted by sarahz on 03.06.10 at 05:04.
I'm in the same boat as sarahz.
Submitted by babarbanel on 03.06.10 at 10:24.
Hey...I nailed this a week ago and it's still not showing up as feat accompli. What's up?
Submitted by volcane09 on 03.12.10 at 05:59.
Can a 5k count as a group activity? I know it's not a class, but part of the reason I signed up was to be part of a larger group all trying to accomplish a goal at the same time.
Submitted by pumolati on 03.12.10 at 06:04.