David Danon is a multi-faceted yogi with 40 years of practice and over 20 years of teaching experience. In that time, he has founded a clothing line, earned a pilot’s license, built motorcycles, and followed a number of other creative pursuits, perhaps all fueled by his deep questioning of authority and the status quo. After a cancer diagnosis in 2012, he embarked on a journey of research and experimentation into the world of traditional and alternative treatments of cancer, which has recently culminated in the release of his new book, Life, Yoga and Cancer: Lessons From the Battlefield.
In this episode, you’ll hear from David on:
- What yoga, dharma, and improvisational jazz have in common, and why children have a unique advantage to progress in almost anything
- Why creativity is overrated when it comes to sequencing, and the value of consistent repetition in both teaching and practice
- Dealing with hypersensitive students in class, and what David focuses on to get students to either fall in love or stay in love with yoga
- How he used the tools he learned in yoga to respond to a cancer diagnosis, and how anyone can face a worthy opponent in the battlefield of life with grace
Announcements:
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Thank you so much for this episode! I loved listening to David Danon – and his message couldn’t be more appropriate to what I am moving through! Thank you!