Yoga.
It may not be something she is necessarily drawn to, but that's okay. They don't have to go to that many sessions but they do need to go together.
This is a partner thing.
If your *friend* likes yoga, forget the whole thing. But if your friend hates yoga, this will work like a charm.
At first, your friend would just participate without complaining. But after a while, he starts to interact with the other guys in the class. Guys who actually like yoga and are easily intimidated.
He makes faces at them, when no one else can see. Maybe he tells someone that his leotard is untied, does a "made you look" and scores a poke to the chin.
Little stuff.
They will begin to treat your friend like a leader and so will everyone in the class because they want to be on his side. They don't want to feel like they got sand kicked in their face. But it gets better...
One day, tired of the shenanigans, a student rises up against your friend in a way where your friend is seen as the peacekeeper, not the aggressor. Even the teacher would blush.
That's my suggestion.
Go get 'em, Tiger!
"I had a dream I woke up next to you in real life and the cyanide was still on the set."
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