Breathwork
Have you ever wondered if you’re breathing correctly? What even is correct breathing?
We take around 23,000 breaths a day, but have you ever been taught how to breathe?
Although breathing is an innate bodily function that happens without thought, the way we breathe can have a large impact on health.
By changing the way we breathe to a more functional breathing pattern it can have a wealth of health benefits that include; lower blood pressure, increased oxygenation and blood flow, improved posture, reduce stress, faster recovery, better sleep
I specialise in 4 areas of breathwork
What is functional Breathing? - LSD Breathing
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Light Breathing
Light breathing focuses on the biochemistry of the breath and the relationship between carbon dioxide and oxygen. Breathing lightly (less air) will allow for increased oxygen uptake
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Slow Breathing
Slow breathing will activate the body’s parasympathetic side of the autonomic nervous. This is your body’s ability to rest, digest and grow.
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Deep Breathing
Deep breathing means taking air deeper into the lungs, not taking a bigger breath. Drawing air deep into the lungs using the diaphragm will allow for the most gas to be exchanged
Breathwork for Sports Performance