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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkNews Around the Republic of Mexico | June 2008 

Yoga Event Stretches Across US-Mexico Border Fence
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A U.S. resident practices yoga trough the U.S.-Mexico border fence as she take part in the 'Yoga witouht borders' encounter at the border in Tijuana, Mexico, Sunday, June 22, 2008. (AP/Guillermo Arias)
 
Tijuana, Mexico - The rusty fence may divide the beaches of U.S. and Mexico, but it can't break up a yoga class.

A few dozen yoga aficionados rolled out their mats Sunday on both sides of the wall between Tijuana, Mexico, and San Diego. The international group stretched and meditated together before exchanging hugs through the fence bars.

The session was organized by the Border Meetup Group, which promotes cross-border understanding by staging social events on the divided beach.

Coordinator Dan Watman said the group aims "to make friends across cultural, political, societal, even emotional barriers."

The Tijuana beach is a popular destination for families who come to chat through the fence with loved ones on the other side.



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