About Yogi Daniel

Called the “World’s Most Flexible Man” and able to fold his body into a glass box just 14x18x18 inches, Yogi Daniel is one of the greatest yoga masters of all time. He has dedicated his entire life to perfecting the art of Yoga, blending ancient wisdom with personal discipline to reach levels of mastery that have captivated audiences and inspired fellow practitioners across the globe. As a senior yoga instructor, Yogi Daniel combines extraordinary physical ability with a profound inner stillness and spiritual depth, offering students far more than postures—he offers them a path to self-discovery, healing, and inner peace. His classes are known not only for their physical rigor but also for the emotional and spiritual clarity they bring to those fortunate enough to learn from him.

Yogi Daniel's talents and teachings have taken him around the world, where he has both performed and instructed on nearly every continent. From packed auditoriums to intimate workshops, his presence radiates wisdom, humility, and warmth. He has been featured on numerous television programs and in prominent newspapers for his groundbreaking contributions to yoga and wellness. His lifelong dedication to the yogic path has earned him worldwide recognition as a pioneer in the field.

After many years in South Korea, Yogi Daniel has now moved to Los Angeles, where he is continuing his journey by teaching yoga and bringing greater awareness to its profound benefits for physical, mental, and spiritual health. With his unique blend of experience, intuition, and passion, he is poised to inspire a new generation of students in one of the world’s most dynamic wellness communities.

 Yogi Daniel teaching yoga during International Yoga Day at the Olympics in Seoul. 

 Yoga offers a wide range of health benefits for both the body and mind. It helps improve flexibility, strength, and posture while also supporting cardiovascular health and boosting the immune system. On a mental level, yoga reduces stress, promotes relaxation, and enhances focus and emotional balance. With regular practice, it can lead to better sleep, increased energy, and an overall sense of well-being.