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All the original, life-changing DDP YOGA workouts with a rapidly growing library of new workouts for all fitness levels and ages. Now, unlike ever before, you can experience this amazing fitness program withĭDP YOGA NOW! is the very first, “Interactive Transformation Tool” that can transform your body and your life without the impact on your joints like other fitness programs! DDP Yoga has also formed a partnership with the NFL Alumni association to help former pro-football players regain their health.DDP YOGA has been featured on Shark Tank, Good Morning America, The Doctors, The Revolution, HBO’s Real Sports, The New York Times, The London Times and many other media outlets, showcasing its amazing ability to transform lives. Page has also used the program to help out some of his friends and fellow former pro wrestlers like Jake ‘the snake’ Roberts, ‘Raven’ and Scott Hall get healthy and break the cycle of drug and alcohol addiction. With the program taking off, Page’s team developed an app so that people can workout alongside him. “And we've built the DDP Yoga Performance Center I call it the house that Shark Tank built,” Page said. After the episode, DDP Yoga made close to $1 million in sales over the next five days. But he did walk away with something perhaps even more valuable: exposure. He thanked the sharks for their generosity, but didn’t make a deal. Wonderful had a different idea: a 50% stake for his $200,000. DDP asked the sharks for $200,000 for a 5% ownership stake. He got his big break when the program was featured on the hit show “Shark Tank” in 2014. Page invested $548,000 over 10 years before he made a profit from the program. Getting the project off the ground wasn’t easy.

Dallas began to mix the stretching and mindfulness of yoga with with rehabilitation techniques, resistance training and cardio. But traditional yoga wasn’t DDP’s style, so he wanted to create a kind of yoga that “regular” people would feel comfortable doing.

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