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Korean ⌽ German | Bangkok city. "Be someone you would admire." hello@dannylee.de
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I ️ wearing longyis. It's a traditional garment from Myanmar and it beats out pants in both comfort and air circulation in the nether regions for the ultimate comfort, you can go completely commando if you like, just be sure to tuck it in securely before stepping out in your daring new look #longyilife #beach #kohsamui #Thailand; -
Wow! Such hammock. So relax. #hammocklife; -
Cowabunga! 🏻 Thanks @christopherwadsworth_ph @elenapacienza @linininsta @gwest79 and @anantara_hotels for an amazing time! #beachvibes #Thailand #kohsamui #paddleboarding; -
🏻️🏻 I'm in heaven | #Koh Samui #Thailand #breakfastofchampions; -
Nothing can beat the comfort of a longyi. It's also hugely practical and has become the no.1 most useful item to take with me everywhere I go. #longyilife;
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Find me on snapchat: happy.danny or screenshot to add by snapcode. I'm still new to this so bear with me. Embarrassing things to come ; -
Many thanks @afurwong for this epic journey and for the chance to be part of your wonderful photo series "The Neverland". Gracie mille! Photography: Wong Afur Stylist & Wardrobe: Leslie Yong Hair & Makeup: Thippawan Tob; -
The dark side of the force | photo by powerful @afurwong | #sithlord #starwars; -
From one generation to the next 🏼 Photo by @adamgnych #muaythai #bangkok; -
The world looks better #upsidedown 🙃🙃🙃;
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Autumn leaves From the last day in Xinjiang.; -
I'm so grateful for all the amazing things I get to experience through my job: first time freediving in open water all dressed up in a suit with leather shoes, no goggles and a 5kg weight belt attached to my hips . Thanks to the great team of rescue divers in the background I always felt safe. Photo by @jalurkanan | #onebreathonedive #freediving #indonesia; -
Thank you my brother @jalurkanan for sharing your knowledge and skill with me! Ozy is a freediver and after spending just 20 minutes with him he helped me almost double the time I can hold my breath under water in static apnea from 1:30 min to 2:54 min just by teaching me very simple breathing patterns. I never thought this was possible. There are some incredible things you can do with your body when you consciously control your breath. I use it to reduce anxiety when I get nervous, lower my heart rate or to recover quicker from illness. I believe the most neglected areas in modern societies that yield the greatest benefits are the training of the mind and breath. For example Wim Hof @iceman_hof (a dutch adventurer) holds more than 20 world records: In 2007, he climbed past the “death zone” altitude on Mount Everest (~7,500 meters) wearing nothing but shorts. In 2011, he ran a full marathon in the Namib Desert without water. In the same year, he was injected with toxins under doctor supervision and demonstrated that he could effectively control his autonomic immune response. How did he do it? According to him he does it by solely using his meditation and breathing techniques. If you want to learn more about breathing you can google: Wim Hof Method, Pranayama breathing, russian breathing ladder or box breathing. #onebreathonedive #satumafas #manado #indonesia #freediving; -
Morning view from wonderful #Manado, #Indonesia ️;
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