Name: All Day Immersion with Baron Baptiste
Start: 2025-10-25T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-10-25T16:30:00-05:00
Location: 2007 Acklen Ave, Nashville, TN 37212-3715, United States

Join Baron Baptiste, along with Dan Nevins and Kristin Gore for an all day yoga immersion benefitting nonprofit Small World Yoga.
This will be a full day of yoga and community with asana practice, meditation, journaling and inquiry and a closing sound bath. An exact itinerary of the program will be shared soon.
Program begins at 9am and will end at 4:30 pm. A 90 min lunch break will be included with multiple restaurants within close walking proximity to the venue. Parking is available at the venue, as well as surrounding side streets.
Suggested hotel: Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt Area
About Baron Baptiste: Baron Baptiste is an internationally renowned presenter and author of the best-selling books Journey Into Power; 40 Days to Personal Revolution; and My Daddy is a Pretzel: Yoga for Parents and Kids. Seen nationally on the PBS special Transform Your Life with Baron Baptiste, he has trained Hollywood celebrities, Fortune 500 CEOs, NFL athletes, and tens of thousands of people through his wildly popular bootcamps, teacher trainings, workshops, and studios.
About Dan Nevins: Dan Nevins is a professional inspirational speaker and Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga teacher. He shares his story of service on and off of the battlefield, as well as the lessons he has learned in a decade post injury as a bilateral amputee living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI). His story of how yoga profoundly changed his life continues to be his source of inspiration to lead fellow wounded warriors around the country to yoga, mindfulness and meditation. Dan’s story is inspiring warriors, leaders and people of all walks of life to create positive choice-changes for themselves and the world. Dan is an alumnus of, and advocate for Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), which is the organization he gives credit for the start of his successful rehabilitation, positive “anything is possible” attitude and more importantly, his passion for helping fellow wounded warriors in any way that he can.