The 1% Club participants are stunned by a basic yoga destination – but would you have known?

This week it was an early game for almost a third of the 1% club participants after a henstheaser with yoga theme who showed viewers who stretched their heads more than their hamstrings.

The ITV Hit, organized by Lee MackSaw 100 participants try to win a huge cash prize.

The questions from the program were asked to the public, with the percentage that it did well to determine the difficulty of each round.

Besides, the last quiz is one that only 1 percent of the audience answered correctly.

This time, however, the question of 70 percent seemed to cause problems for some players and hit 27 out of the game.

It reads: “Which yoga position will be in this series afterwards?”

This week it was an early game for almost a third of the 1% club participants after a henstheaser with yoga theme that showed viewers who stretched their heads more than their hamstrings

This time, however, the question of 70 percent seemed to cause problems for some players and hit 27 out of the game. It was said: “Which yoga position will be in this series afterwards?”

Options A, B or C flashed, so that participants were only received for 30 seconds to think.

Lee revealed that the correct answer was, and explained: “The figure has one limb on the floor and then two, then three – so the next movement needs four limbs downwards.”

But when Lee turned to Sarah, an assistant psychologist who was eliminated, she explained her comfusing logic behind her answer.

“I just went for those who really looked the comfortable,” she shrugged.

What Lee asked what she had derived from him during the show, to which she joked: ‘very small IQ’.

But Lee was done with a comeback: “Yes, I am not after round three, right?” – cause applause from the studio.

Next for any light on the question was Wain, another unfortunate participant who did not crack the yoga code.

Wain, a professional singer, turned out to be a George Michael Tribute Act – and after a little conviction of Lee, the audience gave a taste of his talent.

Options A, B or C flashed, so that participants were only received for 30 seconds to think. Lee revealed that the correct answer one, but

But when Lee turned to Sarah, an assistant psychologist who was eliminated, she explained her comfusing logic behind her answer. “I just went for the one who really looked the comfortable,” she shrugged

“I’m not going to lie down,” Lee admitted. “When I saw you and heard you talking, it wasn’t what I expected to get out of your mouth.”

“I understand a lot,” Wain replied, while Lee praised his vocals.

It was also not the only early mass start of the night – 14 hopeful was eliminated in the first round by an apparently simple mystery.

Lee asked: ‘Oliver, Emily and Rosie count from one to twenty in turn. Oliver says 1, Emily 2, Rosie 3, and so on. Who will say number 20? ‘

After a short break, Lee dropped the answer: Emily. Because by the time they reach 18, Rosie ends the rotation of the trio, making Oliver 19 and Emily say to complete it with 20.