She also added the words \u201cLong flight? I choose movement\u201d to the video, the New York Post <\/a>reports. <\/p>\n Passengers are visibly looking forward and trying to ignore Rosa, but some can\u2019t help looking back at her. <\/p>\n The video received around 600,000 views with mixed opinions in the comments about whether or not it was appropriate. <\/p>\n Some didn\u2019t believe it was real, with comments like \u201cThis gotta be fake with a green screen,\u201d and questioned whether or not it was AI. <\/p>\n Some users didn\u2019t seem to mind. <\/p>\n \u201cHonestly, if you are doing all that and not bumping up into me it\u2019s fine,\u201d one Instagrammer chimed in. \u201cThere is a level of freedom in just not caring what people think.\u201d <\/p>\n But the majority consensus was aggravation and shock at \u201cthe audacity\u201d of being \u201cextra for no reason\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cThe speed at which I\u2019d curse you out,\u201d one user quipped. <\/p>\n \u201cMain character syndrome final boss!\u201d another said.<\/p>\n Rosa defended herself saying she had \u201czero issues\u201d with staff and other flyers and didn\u2019t get in their way. <\/p>\n \u201cMost people did (miss it) and the few that saw it couldn\u2019t care less. The flight attendants were cool with you and so were the people on the flight. Everyone wins!\u201d<\/p>\n She also told angry commenters, \u201cno need to get so worked up, the plane landed and I can confirm everyone is safe and my promo video got me sh*t loads of business.\u201d<\/p>\n She posted another video in the terminal with three stretches to do before a flight to \u201creduce stiffness, improve circulation and make long flights feel a bit kinder on the body\u201d.<\/p>\n Rosa is a fitness coach and promotes stretching, mobility and yoga. <\/p>\n Another viral video of hers is doing hand stands, kicks and contortion tricks at a Bad Bunny concert in the aisle of the stadium. <\/p>\n While these videos are for virality, they are also for promotion for inyo.fit, Rosa\u2019s physical and stretch therapy. <\/p>\n She provides massages to help patients with pain recovery and mobility. <\/p>\n She posts weightlifting, stretching, gymnastics and even pole dancing content, prioritising mobility in any way she can. She is a certified stretch therapist as well as a massage therapist who does lymphatic drainage and deep tissue massages.<\/p>\n This article originally appeared in the New York Post<\/a> and was reproduced here with permission<\/p>\n<\/p>\n