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A woman attempting to show off her yoga skills on a fallen tree stretched across fast-moving river ended up floating downstream.
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Twitter user Chisamariee posted the clip back in May, which initially saw little engagement, but has since resurfaced on Reddit. She lines up for a pose, but quickly loses her balance and ends up in the river. She can be seen floating downstream before the clip ends.
After wondering why the hell she would do that, people were pretty concerned for her wellbeing.The woman does admit that she "almost died," however, it appears she walked away relatively unscathed.
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Chisa later tweeted that she successfully pulled off a post near the same river, on a much safer rock, this time.
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