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Woman has leggings 'sucked off' after falling face first on moving treadmill
This is the hilarious moment a woman’s leggings were ‘sucked off’ after tripping over her shoelace on a gym treadmill.
Alyssa Konkel was working out on May 24 when she decided to go for a run on a standard piece of equipment.
Unfortunate viral footage shows the 26-year-old – dressed in pink top and black pants – suddenly trip on the track and desperately try to cling on to the handles.
As the machine kept spinning, it caught her leggings causing them to be pulled down to her ankles exposing her behind and sending Alyssa spinning off the back.
Alyssa, from Illinois, USA, said: “I felt so embarrassed. I had to leave immediately. I was just running at the gym and my pants got sucked off!
“This also happened when I was 10 years old and skinned my chin, so now I’m really afraid of treadmills.
“The treadmill was on 10 so it was going pretty fast. It was only when I watched the video back that I saw my shoelace was untied and I tripped and fell.
“I jumped up like up like a boss immediately to pull my pants up because my behind was showing and that’s where I let go.
“I hurt myself my face, lip, knees and shins are skinned.
“Thankfully the gym was not too busy but the lady who ran back came back to me and asked if I was okay.”
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