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Shana Meyerson: The Ten Commandments of Yoga

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July 8, 2018
David Suissa and Shana Meyerson

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Yogini Shana Meyerson unpacks her journey into yoga and how it changed her life. Shana runs yoga programs for people of all ages, from her YOGAthletica practice for adults to mini yogis, a yoga program for both typically developing and special needs children.

If you book a class with Shana and mention The David Suissa Podcast she will donate 10% to either the World Jewish Congress, AIPAC or StandWithUs.

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