These yoga pants will tell you when you've nailed the perfect pose

Nadi

Talking from experience, doing yoga by yourself as a beginner is very difficult.

Even if you have an app or some sort of program that walks you through a routine, it's difficult to watch something while contorting your body.

A new clothing line called Nadi thinks it has a solution to perfecting poses solo: yoga pants that vibrate to guide you to the correct post. Here's how they work:

The yoga pants use haptic vibrations to guide you to the correct post.

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There are three motors placed around the hips, two behind the knees, and one on the ankle. The pants will vibrate in the different locations to indicate how to correct your desired pose.

So if your pigeon pose, pictured above, would benefit from moving your hips more center, then the pants will vibrate only in that area to relay that message. 

The pants also come with a corresponding app that will visually guide you to the correct pose, but viewing it is optional.

You can throw your phone to the side and the pants will still function.