Inflight Yoga: I’m Not Sure Whether To Be Impressed, Or…

Inflight Yoga: I’m Not Sure Whether To Be Impressed, Or…

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Twitter user @Raadmobrem live Tweeted a pretty funny situation he witnessed on a United flight from Los Angeles to Cabo last week, which is now getting quite a bit of media attention.

In it you can see a passenger doing yoga, including a handstand on their seat, in economy. First the lady warmed up a bit:

https://twitter.com/Raadmobrem/status/769259862836535296

And then she did handstands:

https://twitter.com/Raadmobrem/status/769350126938705920

Apparently the inflight yoga session lasted for about 20 minutes, until the flight attendants asked her to stop.

I’m not sure whether I’m more amazed by the fact that she managed to do all this without waking up her neighbor, or the fact that she felt this was necessary on a two hour flight.

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  1. Shannon Guest

    Given the recent frequency of in-flight turbulence slamming people into the tops of planes maybe we should all fly in handstand pose. Ryanair could probably monetize that actually...

  2. Gary Guest

    Flying is not what it used to be.

  3. Julia Guest

    Seems like she was doing it to get attention more than anything.

    And it worked.

  4. Flyer11 Guest

    Really wish the plane hit turbalance right when she did that. Glad flight attendants stress the importance of not having a small bag in the exit row but handstands are good. Priorities.

  5. Alpana Gupta Guest

    What westerns do is not even close to yoga. Yoga pants are very opposite to the purpose of doing yoga. Westerners are only interested in showing off, as always instead of doing yoga.. The correct uniform for yoga is just any loose clothing..

  6. willy Guest

    That's not yoga, that's auditioning for the new Madonna video. Vogue hands and all.

  7. steven k Member

    i think that's more of kama sutra than yoga.
    was it wheelbarrow?

  8. emercycrite Guest

    Haha her seat neighbor is awesome!

  9. Jeff Guest

    Farts in your face on a plane. The sequel!

  10. Mo Guest

    Please, I change into my pajamas on a flight from BOS to JFK.

  11. Gary Leff Gold

    Just remember, people: when crewmembers tell you to stop doing yoga onboard a commercial aircraft, you have to listen!

    http://viewfromthewing.boardingarea.com/2016/04/01/man-kicked-off-united-flight-refused-stop-yoga/

  12. ATX Guest

    I would never want to put anything other than my butt on a plane seat. That's all I'm sayin'

  13. credit Guest

    On one hand I am amazed with americans to live their life as they want without concern with what others think on the other I wonder if they take it too far.

    I don't know, if she wasn't bothering anyone and it wasn't illegal why should we care what she does?

    Is the hobby coming to its death. My apps are getting declined and your articles aren't the scoop (we can only find the information here and nowhere else anymore). Whats going on?

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Shannon Guest

Given the recent frequency of in-flight turbulence slamming people into the tops of planes maybe we should all fly in handstand pose. Ryanair could probably monetize that actually...

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Gary Guest

Flying is not what it used to be.

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Julia Guest

Seems like she was doing it to get attention more than anything. And it worked.

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