The Anatomy of Breathing is a scientific approach that analyzes key respiratory parameters - including breathing rate, tidal volume, and carbon dioxide (CO2) levels - to assess individual breathing patterns. By evaluating these physiological metrics, we develop a customized breath work program specifically tailored to your needs.
Our team consists of dedicated breath work instructors specializing in therapeutic and performance - enhancing breath techniques for a diverse range of clients - from elite athletes to individuals navigating chronic health conditions. With a deep understanding of the connection between breath and the autonomic nervous system, we support clients in overcoming challenges such as PTSD, Acid Reflux, High Blood Pressure, Erectile Dysfunction, Autoimmune Diseases, Paradoxical Breathing, and Asthma. By integrating evidence - based breathing methodologies with an individual approach we help clients unlock their body's natural healing potential. Whether working with trauma survivors to calm the nervous system, guiding athletes to optimize oxygen efficiency, or teaching vagus nerve reset techniques to improve systemic balance, our sessions are grounded in professionalism, compassion, and clinical insight.
CO₂ training helps elite athletes improve oxygen delivery by increasing their tolerance to carbon dioxide. Through controlled breathing and breath-hold exercises, it enhances the Bohr effect—allowing more oxygen to be released to muscles during intense effort. This method boosts endurance, recovery, and mental resilience by training the body to perform with less oxygen.
An evidence-informed seminar exploring how structured breathwork can modulate the autonomic nervous system, downregulate hyperarousal, and support trauma recovery. Participants learn breathing techniques shown to reduce sympathetic overdrive, enhance vagal tone, and improve emotional regulation in individuals with post-traumatic stress.
This seminar focuses on evidence-based breathing techniques to support blood pressure regulation and cardiovascular health. Participants learn how slow, diaphragmatic, and nasal breathing can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, reduce vascular resistance, and lower systolic and diastolic pressure. Grounded in clinical research, this program empowers individuals with practical tools to manage hypertension naturally and improve overall heart health.
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