Roll for initiative and move into the Downward-Facing Dog. You might do that at D&D Yoga, an experiment by artist Scott Wayne Indiana, dance instructor Sarah Dahnke and artist Eric Hagan.
While engaging in yoga at an ashram in Upstate New York, it occurred to Indiana that it could be fun to participate in a "guided narrative" while doing yoga. Classic Dungeons & Dragons could provide that narrative.
The above video show the result of this idea. The players met at a facility in Brooklyn. They each received a 10-sided die and a character sheet. Hagan served as Dungeon Master. He guided them through a dungeon crawl as the players adopted appropriate poses, such as the Dice Rolling Pose and Sword One.
-via Kotaku