Samantha Lee Vetrano

The herd, the scene.

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Finally made it to Berlin with @tessasana and @tinabock 😎 First stop huge park in the middle of the city with groups of people EVERYWHERE. Dancing, drinking, hooping. It's like a festival for no reason. Ha! So stoked to be here with my #bodhisquad can't wait for the rest of the crew to make it out tomorrow 😍😍😍😍🔥👊🏽 (at Görlitzer <3)

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Notice my cute boyfriend in the background 😂😂🇺🇸🔥 @markomark (at Bodhi Movement)

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I always say, "I'm not bendy," finally one of my best friends says to me yesterday, "think bendy thoughts because YOU ARE." I am? I am!!!! You are what you believe you are. And I believe my life is beautiful 😍✌🏽️ 📷 @fitqueenirene You are my spirit animal 🙌🏽🙏🏼

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Allllll my beetchez ✌🏽️😍😍🔥 Family that handstands together, stays together 🙌🏽👊🏽 #bodhisquad

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I'm 26!!!! 👑🎂🎁🎉 (at Bodhi Movement)

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THIS FACE. @fitqueenirene @fitqueenirene @fitqueenirene I DID IT I DID IT I DID IT!!! Fucking puppy press like 8 times, none were pretty but what the fuck ever!!!!!

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Some days I just feel weak af. Sometimes for a week, sometimes for longer. Sometimes I plateau and think nothing is happening, but I know to be patient. Things blossom in their own time. 👊🏽💪🏼

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This whole handstand press thing dangles in and out of my life as a possible reality and a complete work of fiction. I hated everything about my practice today but this was definitely my most useful thing that happened. #foundationbitches 🙌🏽

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Everyday can be a beautiful day. If you just see it that way. (at www.bodhimovementyoga.com)

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I see my toes!! 🙌🏽 📷 @fitqueenirene

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You don't do this? 😂😂😂 📷 @fitqueenirene

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Keep pushing. Keep going. Keep growing ✌🏽️

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Where does your own ego show up in your practice? Do you get super mad when you can't do something or when you fall out of a pose 300 times? Or get upset when the person next to you can do a million things you can't imagine doing? I see this all the time in class, and I've definitely felt the range of emotions myself. I used just want to get into the pose, even if I was really only holding it for a second. I'm realizing now it's how I get there, my mind along the journey, not a being able to do a "trick". And I have a lot of work to do to get over the egotistical physical part of yoga. It's about mind control, body awareness and patience along with diligence. Never about showing off. Or Instagram, or a snapshot of how good you look. It's how you got there. (at Bodhi Movement)

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Annnnnd some days this happens 300 HUNDRED TIMES 😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😂😍 #take301

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#bitchdontkillmyvibe

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Fuuuuuuuck yo. Wibble wobble trying to hold this sob. Everything I do in yoga looks like this for the first million tries. #liftoff

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