Yes, this. But it's not just yoga. Fats always overestimate how many calories they have burned. And usually they do very low intensity exercise anyway. After which they "deserve" a large meal. Let me tell you, I am a distance runner (currently marathons, going to start training for my first ultra this winter), and even on days when I run 20 miles, I do not eat as much as a fat eats on a typical day. When running 20 miles, I burn roughly 2000 cals. I aim to eat about 1000 cals a day before exercise (for me, a 1000 cal deficit, since even though I am at a healthy weight (BMI 23), I'd like to lose about 15 more lbs in order to be a leaner and stronger athlete). So I end up eating about 3000 cals on days I run long- if I can eat that much without feeling sick. Many hams eat more than that on a normal day. Why do they think they can eat as much as a serious athlete if they have done "bullshit half-assed stretching?" Oops, I forgot that we cannot tell anything about a person's eating habits by looking at them /s