Yoga with a CGM...and a pump
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Permalink Reply by swedishfish on -
I always tuck my pump into a toddler sock and then put it in my exercise bra. That way it is not in the way when you are doing any twisting or bending poses.
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Permalink Reply by Melitta on
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In the past, I did what swedishfish does, put my pump in a baby sock and pinned it in my sports bra. Now, I wear my Animas clipped to my pants. I do inversions, twists, backbends, everything with it there. I do move it around depending on what we are doing (for example, in the small of my back when doing standing poses). I put my Dexcom CGM near me, on a block so the teacher or someone else does not step on it accidentally.
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