Podcast appearances and mentions of dan edwardes

This week on the show we have Dan Edwardes Founder and CEO of Parkour Generations. Parkour Generations the award winning multi-national professional organisation for the dynamic movement discipline of parkour / freerunning. Parkour Generations provides the highest quality education, coaching, movement fitness programming, elite performance and production work. Dan offers a unique insight to how parkour has taught him to face fears head on and helped grow a number of businesses. We hope you enjoy this weeks episode as much as we did. You can find out more about Lawrence and the Love Recruitment team via the links below. https://www.loverecruitmentgroup.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrenceeverest/You can also follow Love Recruitment for more content, help, jobs and fitness recruitment expertise. https://www.instagram.com/loverecruitment https://www.linkedin.com/company/love-recruitment-ltdYou can follow our page on Instagram via https://instagram.com/loveyourcareerpodcastIf any of the tips around interviews were of interest, you can find out more candidate help with our candidate guide, which point you in the direction blogs, tips and guidance fromLawrence and the team https://www.loverecruitmentgroup.com/pages/candidate-guide Sponsored by Share The Love https://www.loverecruitmentgroup.com/pages/sharethelove

We talk about the mind, where we go from here with a divided world, a global pandemic, job loss, war, climate change, all these gloomy contributors that can cause our minds to wonder, to feel completely overwhelmed and how we can possibly change and work on that. It's a discussion about philosophy and real world colliding. More video, images and information coming out during the week. Available on all podcast platforms tomorrow! We loved this chat with Dan he is always a pleasure to talk to.

The Sword Guy Podcast episode 98 Dan Edwardes is a parkour coach and teacher of teachers. He's a founding member and executive director of Parkour Generations, an international organisation of Parkour Instructors with schools all over the world. He's also the author of The Parkour and Free Running Handbook. Dan also has a background as a swordsman. He lived in Japan for five years, and was one of very few westerners to train at the Katori Shinto-ryu, the oldest and most respected sword school in Japan. It's the only school that still requires you to do the blood oath, the Keppan, which you can hear about in this episode. Parkour is seen by many as pretty dangerous, but Dan explains the difference between danger and risk, and how he has had to retrain people's perceptions of parkour. We also find out what Dan does to keep his joints healthy and how his body copes with all the impact.   You can find more information on parkour and coaching training at www.danedwardes.com and at www.parkourgenerations.com. For more information about the host Guy Windsor and his work, as well as transcriptions of all the episodes, check out his website at https://swordschool.com/podcast   And to support the show, come join the Patrons at  https://www.patreon.com/theswordguy

Dan Edwardes joins Alex Burket on the Rise to the Challenge Podcast. Dan Edwardes is the CEO and Founder of Parkour Generations. He talks about finding his passion for Martial Arts and how that helped him with Parkour. He talks about the mindset of being a Parkour Athlete. We also dive into how he has brought Parkour to the community and the impact it has had. We talk about so much more on the Rise to the Challenge Podcast. Check out the links below to learn more about Dan Edwardes: www.danedwardes.com Instagram @dan_edwardes Twitter.com/danedwardes Facebook.com/danedwardes ​ www.parkourgenerations.com Instagram.com/parkourgenerations Twitter.com/pkgenerations Facebook.com/parkourgenerations  

Dan Edwardes is the Founder and CEO of Parkour Generations, A founding member of a national governing body called Parkour UK, creator of the global A.D.A.P.T qualification program, an author, presenter, he had choreographed and performed for movies and other forms of media and been awarded honors such as the Canary Wharf Business Innovation Award.

Trace talks with Dan about understanding Parkour, why its so popular & enjoying huge expansion around the world. They talk Hollywood, coaching, classes, mindfulness, overcoming fear, unlocking a persons potential & being instrumental in having he UK Government recognise Parkour as a sport in 2016!

What is Parkour – and why is it totally different to other sports? In the third series, I talk to experts and athletes from extreme and unusual sports. In the second episode I speak to Dan Edwardes, founder of Parkour Generations, to find out – […] The post 16 Parkour appeared first on The Sports Insider Podcast.

Dan Edwardes explains the value of playing games, and unpacks what motivates him. He discusses the struggle of choosing where to spend your time and energy, and the difficulty of distractions. Dan shares his insights on parkour’s relationship to self efficacy, and the power and importance of storytelling. For more information on this episode, go to https://moversmindset.com/63 Movers Mindset Forum… Want to see, hear and learn more? …visit https://forum.moversmindset.com/ Movers Mindset focuses on movement as a mastery practice, and highlights the processes of discovery and reflection. The forum provides the opportunity to interact with and learn from podcast guests, athletes, experts, and like-minded others.

You may be familiar with Parkour, an increasingly popular discipline that emphasizes efficient movement based on our individual skills and abilities. You might have seen hordes of young people giving it a go. What you might not know is that Parkour is coupled with a mental discipline behind it that syncs the Parkour's challenges s with the mental discipline needed to carry on and be successful. Today I speak with Dan Edwardes, one of the founders of Parkour Generations. Their organization helps spread the Parkour movement globally through awareness and a dynamic certification program to help PE teachers bring Parkour to their curriculums.BioDan is the founder and CEO of Parkour Generations, a multinational organisation which helps people of all ages and abilities find their potential through movement, community and challenge.Connect with Dan: @danedwardes

School Under the Microscope (SUM) is a new innovation for the ‘Tests of Life’ podcast platform. Each episode will showcase an interview with one or more thought leaders in their field who look back on their own education and consider how school did or did not prepare them for life beyond the classroom. In this inaugural episode, I chat with two of my closest friends and huge successes in their respective fields - Dan Edwardes (CEO Parkour Generations) and Marcus Alexander (author and renaissance man).

Fitpro magazine's Deputy Editor, Aislinn Kelly spoke to the founder of Parkour Generations, Dan Edwardes. Post your questions below!

In this interview, my friend Dan Edwardes talks about how he has implemented Parkour to help countless numbers of people to "Reach Higher and Become the Best Version of Yourself." Learn how young athletes use of Parkour has helped to improve lateral thinking skills and test scores in problem solving subjects such as math and science. Dan is the founder of Parkour Generations. Be sure to check out his website at: http://www.parkourgenerations.com This interview is a production of PhysioChains Education http://www.physiochains.com

Parkour is a fitness buzzword with a huge coolness factor, but where can you get your start? Can everyone learn the fundamentals of parkour? Dan Edwardes, founder of Parkour Generations and Parkour UK, creator of Adapt Parkour, and owner of Chainstore Gym, says absolutely. On this podcast, the discussion revolves around mastering parkour, including techniques, … The post Mastering Parkour appeared first on Paleo Blog.

In this episode my co-host Dan Edwardes, (Parkour Generations) and I discuss two books that have played a significant part in shaping my current training regime. ‘Peak' by Anders Ericsson and ‘The Pressure Principle’ by Dave Alred.   If you are looking for ways to refine your training or struggle with nerves during competition then you’ll find plenty of inspirational material in this relaxed chat, held recently at Dan’s apartment in the heart of London.

Time flies and, when Dan Edwardes and I came together to record this update on the progress I have been making towards my 1000 day knife throwing challenge, I had just passed the 333 day mark!    Here we talk about the training challenges I have encountered over the winter months, the ways in which my throwing has changed to accommodate those challenges and how I performed in my first competition of the year (The Woodend Warriors Spring Fling in Nottingham).

Well folks, this is the last recording of 2015 and I have taken the opportunity to reflect on my journey in throwing so far while also looking forward to what 2016 may bring. For this episode I got together with Dan Edwardes, my ‘sometime co-host’ of the show and looked back on the incredible 15 guests I have had the privilege of interviewing since the show’s inception.   I also consider the progress I have made in my own throwing practice to date and where I need to shift my focus as I rapidly approach the 200 day mark of this 1000 day challenge. Thanks again for all your support in listening to the Throning Podcast and I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

In this week’s episode, to mark the approach of my first 100 days in the precision throwing arts, I am joined once again by Dan Edwardes of Parkour Generations; we discuss the journey so far and the progress I have made. We also discuss my first throwing ‘injury’, the benefits of taking up online challenges, a new scoring approach and my ambitions for the next 100 days.

In this episode I am joined by Dan Edwardes of Parkour Generations to discuss the most efficient ways of structuring knife throwing practise sessions.  We explore a one year challenge to become an expert table tennis player undertaken by Sam Priestley and Ben Larcombe last year, as outlined in their book 'Expert in a Year' and the lessons I can take from that experiment. Finally we look forward to the beginning of the new academic year and discuss what I will need to put in place to ensure that I can maintain my progress in the winter months with limited time, light and energy!

Dan Edwardes is a founding member and Executive Director of 'Parkour Generations', the world's leading professional organisation for the dynamic movement discipline of parkour, sometimes known as  freerunning. His training began in Japan, where he was living having completed a degree in Japanese and History at Cambridge University and while in pursuit of a lifelong study of fighting arts and functional movement disciplines. Since then he has trained with many of the founders of his chosen form of movement expression and has been instrumental in putting parkour on the map internationally. Dan has appeared in numerous high-profile media projects as a performer and choreographer for movies, TV commercials, live shows and public displays. He has also produced a considerable body of literature on parkour which has been translated into several languages and published across various media, including three books and the entry for parkour in the latest Sports Encyclopaedia, and regularly gives presentations and seminars on parkour around the world. However, in this interview Dan has generously placed the focus upon the 'Thronin Project' and the nature of the challenge that lays ahead of me; this is perhaps appropriate given that he is, arguably, and at least in part, responsible for me taking up this 1000 day challenge! I have been privileged to know Dan for almost three decades and count him among my closest friends. He is a deep thinker, a man of steel in training and never one to shy from walking the hard path and so I knew he would have some great insights into the throwing arts and how to train as efficiently as possible to achieve quick and lasting results. This interview lasts 47 minutes; whether you are a thrower, a traceur or just someone interested in ways in which you can realise your physical and mental potential, listening to this show will prove a wise investment of your time!

Imagine running, jumping, and climbing through obstacles in the heart of an urban jungle. This thrilling training discipline is exactly what today’s guest, Dan Edwardes, is a master of. Dan Edwardes is a founder and director of Parkour Generations. Dan has been a key player in establishing the largest and most successful Parkour teaching structure in the world. He runs and teaches at Parkour Generations Academies, which started off as a single small class in London, and is now taught around the world. Rob and Jeff got the inside scoop on the first leap Dan took and how he has parlayed that into a rewarding teaching and business program. Dan also explains the core concepts of Parkour which include: mobile balance, passing obstacles, pulling your own body weight up and over things and dealing with your own fear. The guys tackle the topics of fears, risks and how Parkour can help people learn to manage these inevitable aspects of life. To get all the thrilling details of the “leaps and bounds” of Parkour listen now! Have any questions about your own health and fitness? Ask us on Twitter and Instagram @OpenSkyFitness with #AtOpenSky. You can also e-mail Rob@OpenSkyFitness.com or even leave us a voice memo on OpenSkyFitness.com Links: http://danedwardes.com/about/ Parkourgenerations.com Twitter: @DanEdwardes American Rendezvous 2015 Boston: https://www.facebook.com/events/1574135466177091/ Parkour Fails: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEs9zmF-Fwk

As superhuman as skilled parkour practitioners appear, Dan Edwardes reveals a very different view of the sport he helped popularize. Through running, jumping, crawling and climbing it brings us back to our roots, the functional ways that humans were meant to move, quite apart from the desk jockeying and couch denting now common. According to Edwardes, Parkour is a metaphor for life: one person's obstacle is another's stepping stone. As he proves, this amazing sport has the ability to completely flip flop your frame of reference. www.SpartanUpPodcast.com/034Lessons:1. Treat fear like a cowardly friend--it's advice might be right some of the time, but you wouldn't want it to rule your life.2. Obstacles are really stepping stones we can use to better our lives.3. If you are content on the path you have chosen, then you are successful no matter the opinion of others.

Dr. Perry talks with the awesome Dan Edwardes from Parkour Generations about the role Parkour plays in movement, training and lifestyle. In this episode…. A jam-packed hour tracing the history of Parkour and how it can change your life. Don’t

This week we're here with Dan Edwardes. Dan is one of the founding members of Parkour Generations, the the world's leading professional organization for the dynamic movement discipline of parkour and free-running. Yup, Dan is one of those guys you see running up the side of buildings and jumping over things most of us wouldn't even think possible. Parkour Generations has also started official parkour coaching certification ADAPT and the new Parkour Fitness Specialist certification for fitness professionals. In other news, we are very excited to say that The Fat-Burning Man Facebook page is coming up close on 10,000 fans. So as a thank you for being such awesome fans, we're going to be giving away some awesome stuff once we actually hit 10K! One lucky winner will get their own "83% Paleo" t-shirt (everyone has been asking for these, but they aren't for sale yet!) PLUS a copy of our best-selling eCookbook "The Fat-Burning Chef." Go ahead and enter the giveaway by using the widget at the bottom of the post! Alright, onto the show with Dan where we talk about: Why bicep curls are mostly a waste of your time. How to build functional strength to upgrade your performance. How you can conquer fear to kick butt at anything.   a Rafflecopter giveaway FAQ for using the Rafflecopter widget: How can I enter the contest? To enter the giveaway, first sign into the widget using the buttons above to either "Log in w/ Facebook" or "Use Your Email" (we'll only use your email to contact you if you win). There are 3 ways to enter the giveaway. Like Fat-Burning Man on Facebook:Click the "Easy entry for all Fat-Burning Man fans on Facebook" option under the "Enter to Win" tab on the widget above.Enter your Facebook name in the field and click the "I'm a Fan!" button.Follow @FatBurnMan on Twitter:Click the "Follow @fatburnman on Twitter" option under the "Enter to Win" tab on the widget above.Enter your Twitter username (for example, I would enter @fatburnman), and then click the "I Follow on Twitter!" button.Join the Fat-Burning Man Mailing List:Click the "Join the Fat-Burning Man Mailing List" option in the widget above.Check the box next to "I would like to subscribe, or I am already a subscriber. In addition, I confirm that I am 13 years of age or older."Click the "Enter" button. Can I get bonus entries? Yes! After you like Fat-Burning Man on Facebook using the widget above, you'll be prompted to "Share this to get bonus entries." Click the "Share this" link. A box will appear that will give you a unique URL that you can share with your friends. For each friend that enters the giveaway, you will receive +1 entry into the giveaway. You can refer up to 10 people. I don't see the Twitter or Mailing list options for entering the contest. How can I enter those? In order to unlock the Twitter and Mailing List entry options, you must first like Fat-Burning Man on Facebook via the widget above. When does the giveaway end? The giveaway ends when we hit 10,000 fans on Facebook. Who can enter? You must be at least 18 years old and a US resident to enter. How will I know if I won? We'll contact the winner by email within 48 hours after the giveaway ends. I'm having trouble logging into widget via Facebook! Sometimes there are issues on Facebook's end that cause this. Usually clearing your browser cookies and cache help the issue. Before going any further, here's a page that describes how to do this depending on what browser you use. If that doesn't help, try another browser.

This week we're here with Dan Edwardes  of Parkour Generations, the world's leading professional organization for the dynamic movement discipline of parkour and free-running. Parkour Generations recently started official parkour coaching certification ADAPT and the new Parkour Fitness Specialist certification for fitness professionals. Yup, Dan is one of those maniacs you see sprinting up walls like Spiderman. Inspiring or crazy, depending […]

This week we're here with Dan Edwardes. Dan is one of the founding members of Parkour Generations, the the world's leading professional organization for the dynamic movement discipline of parkour and free-running. Yup, Dan is one of those guys you see running up the side of buildings and jumping over things most of us wouldn't even think possible. Parkour Generations has also started official parkour coaching certification ADAPT and the new Parkour Fitness Specialist certification for fitness professionals. In other news, we are very excited to say that The Fat-Burning Man Facebook page is coming up close on 10,000 fans. So as a thank you for being such awesome fans, we're going to be giving away some awesome stuff once we actually hit 10K! One lucky winner will get their own "83% Paleo" t-shirt (everyone has been asking for these, but they aren't for sale yet!) PLUS a copy of our best-selling eCookbook "The Fat-Burning Chef." Go ahead and enter the giveaway by using the widget at the bottom of the post! Alright, onto the show with Dan where we talk about: Why bicep curls are mostly a waste of your time. How to build functional strength to upgrade your performance. How you can conquer fear to kick butt at anything.   a Rafflecopter giveaway FAQ for using the Rafflecopter widget: How can I enter the contest? To enter the giveaway, first sign into the widget using the buttons above to either "Log in w/ Facebook" or "Use Your Email" (we'll only use your email to contact you if you win). There are 3 ways to enter the giveaway. Like Fat-Burning Man on Facebook:Click the "Easy entry for all Fat-Burning Man fans on Facebook" option under the "Enter to Win" tab on the widget above.Enter your Facebook name in the field and click the "I'm a Fan!" button.Follow @FatBurnMan on Twitter:Click the "Follow @fatburnman on Twitter" option under the "Enter to Win" tab on the widget above.Enter your Twitter username (for example, I would enter @fatburnman), and then click the "I Follow on Twitter!" button.Join the Fat-Burning Man Mailing List:Click the "Join the Fat-Burning Man Mailing List" option in the widget above.Check the box next to "I would like to subscribe, or I am already a subscriber. In addition, I confirm that I am 13 years of age or older."Click the "Enter" button. Can I get bonus entries? Yes! After you like Fat-Burning Man on Facebook using the widget above, you'll be prompted to "Share this to get bonus entries." Click the "Share this" link. A box will appear that will give you a unique URL that you can share with your friends. For each friend that enters the giveaway, you will receive +1 entry into the giveaway. You can refer up to 10 people. I don't see the Twitter or Mailing list options for entering the contest. How can I enter those? In order to unlock the Twitter and Mailing List entry options, you must first like Fat-Burning Man on Facebook via the widget above. When does the giveaway end? The giveaway ends when we hit 10,000 fans on Facebook. Who can enter? You must be at least 18 years old and a US resident to enter. How will I know if I won? We'll contact the winner by email within 48 hours after the giveaway ends. I'm having trouble logging into widget via Facebook! Sometimes there are issues on Facebook's end that cause this. Usually clearing your browser cookies and cache help the issue. Before going any further, here's a page that describes how to do this depending on what browser you use. If that doesn't help, try another browser.

This week we’re here with Dan Edwardes  of Parkour Generations, the world’s leading professional organization for the dynamic movement discipline of parkour and free-running. Parkour Generations recently started official parkour coaching certification ADAPT and the new Parkour Fitness Specialist certification for fitness professionals. Yup, Dan is one of those maniacs you see sprinting up walls like Spiderman. Inspiring or crazy, depending […]