Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Enter the Body: A Parody by a Yogi is a playful, yet serious discussion of how to enter the body from a yogic perspective. It is a parody on Bruce Lee's movie, "Enter the Dragon." With film footage of Bruce Lee in action, inspiring photos of Ki McGraw and Bob Smith in asana practice, video footage of Seattle's famous yoga instructor, Marie Svoboda and a clever script by Bob Smith, this is a fun offering to watch. The chapters include: "As the Ribs Turn" (a spin-off on the long-running American soap opera, "As the World Turns"); "Psoas Above, Psoas Below" (a play on the I Ching), "Unwind the Spine" (a serious discussion), as well as a discussion of the Marie aphorism, "You should never see your elbows."
Enter the Body: A Parody by a Yogi is a playful, yet serious discussion of how to enter the body from a yogic perspective. It is a parody on Bruce Lee's movie, "Enter the Dragon." With film footage of Bruce Lee in action, inspiring photos of Ki McGraw and Bob Smith in asana practice, video footage of Seattle's famous yoga instructor, Marie Svoboda and a clever script by Bob Smith, this is a fun offering to watch. The chapters include: "As the Ribs Turn" (a spin-off on the long-running American soap opera, "As the World Turns"); "Psoas Above, Psoas Below" (a play on the I Ching), "Unwind the Spine" (a serious discussion), as well as a discussion of the Marie aphorism, "You should never see your elbows."
