Does doing a headstand on a hard, unyielding floor of concrete make you "an oasis of tranquility"?  Then you'll totally relate to JP Sears.  His yoga practice is all about desperately seeking as much attention as possible posting to his Instagram account, even if that means putting his life in danger to get the perfect shot that "captures the shocking strength of my kundalini, the radiance of my vibes, and the magnificent decalcification of my pineal gland."  I'm not even sure what that last part means, but it sounds truly amazing.  If you're not posting to Instagram, are you even doing yoga?

It doesn't matter if you've been to CrossFit once or 100 times.  These tweets will make you laugh off that WOD, that is, unless your abs are so sore it hurts!

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If you put your ear up to somebody who eats Kale & Quinoa, you can actually hear them doing Crossfit.
— A_B (@Anon_imosity) April 21, 2016

i use crossfit to avoid my personal problems in life
— it is: wario (@pizzaboyfriend) April 19, 2016

I tried to pay my Crossfit instructor in kale and infinity scarves today but then I remembered the pizza guy hates that nickname.
— Felix Felicis (@LuckoftheDraw86) April 22, 2016

friend: how hungover are you tho?
me: i ate

Showing women's breasts and — heaven forbid — a nip slip on social media is a huge no-no, and aside from mothers' photos of breastfeeding being censored, showing nipples in a breast self-exam is apparently not OK either.  Since one in eight women will suffer from breast cancer, and early detection is crucial for beating this disease, it's imperative to show women the correct way to check themselves.

So an ad agency from Buenos Aires got creative and decided to use man boobs instead of lady boobs to show women over 25 how to check their breasts and to encourage them to do so regularly.  #ManBoobs4Boobs cleverly works around not being able to show women's breasts and also sends the message that this is an issue men need to think about as well.  It may be hard to watch this lovely woman fondling this man's nipples, but it sure got your attention, didn't it?  Now go check yourself!  And share this video with the ladies you love to remind them to do breast self-exams as well.

Is Jon Snow really dead?  Is Daenerys going to survive the Dothraki horde?  These are just a few of the cliffhangers fans of Game of Thrones want answered in season six.  To take the stress out of another beloved character death, Reebok instructor and celeb fitness expert Emily Schromm helped to create a fun game you can play while watching.  You might as well burn serious calories while someone else faces a beheading.

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1. Every time Tyrion drinks:  complete five walking towel inchworms.
2. Every time someone says, "Winter is coming":  complete five push-ups.
3. Every time your computer goes into buffering mode:  complete three plank towel crawls, forward and back until show resumes.
4. Every time someone gets speared:  complete five burpees.
5. Every time someone says "Your Grace":  complete 10 jazz hands pop-ups.
6. Every time someone enters a brothel:  complete five lunges.
7. Every time a dragon kills someone:  complete five isolated towel-slide lunges, on each leg.
8. Every time a main character dies:  complete three triceps dips.
9. Every time a White Walker gets killed:  complete three fancy plank-ups, on each side.
10. Every time you see The Wall:  complete a one-minute wall sit.

Anyone on a weight-loss journey knows one thing for sure:  the struggle is real.  It's hard, it's hilarious, and we're all in this together.  Laughing about it might make it that much easier.

Look through this light-hearted, relatable, and downright hysterical motivation to get through the next steps of your very own weight-loss journey.  Hopefully the good mood will motivate you to get through your next workout.

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