To be held in the Barn Studio
The price to attend is £64 per person
SOLD OUT: Join the waitlist by emailing tracey@bluebreathwork.co.uk
A combination of science-based breathing techniques, gentle diaphragmatic stretches and simple yoga-style exercises to complement the practice, with guided meditation to close the session.
Practiced seated, lying down and walking. Nasal breathing only with the mouth closed and some tolerable breath-holds.
Benefits of regular breathwork practice include:
Reduce reactivity to stress
Improve immunity
Enhance sleep quality
Improve lung function & reduce breathlessness
Increase flexibility of rib cage and diaphragm
Improve oxygen uptake in the body
Enhance performance
Build confidence
On the day:
Practical, guided breathing exercises to learn how to balance your nervous system
The science behind breathing – understand how your breathing patterns influence mind and body
Focus on nasal breathing and using the diaphragm
Gentle yoga-style stretches to support the movement of breathing muscles
Walking meditation in nature, weather permitting
Opportunity to ask questions throughout
Hot drinks and healthy snacks can be purchased at the on-site Crow Spotter Café.
Please note
This workshop is not suitable for individuals with severe lung conditions or who are pregnant. If in any doubt, please speak to your medical practitioner first or get in touch with Tracey.
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About Tracey
Tracey Howes is an Advanced Oxygen Advantage Instructor and freediver based in Bournemouth. Tracey trained with leading breath expert and author, Patrick McKeown of the Oxygen Advantage and Buteyko Clinic.
Freediving is a form of underwater diving that relies on breath-holding until resurfacing rather than the use of breathing apparatus. This specialist training combined with Tracey’s knowledge of functional breathing techniques provides a unique perspective when working with clients to improve their overall health and fitness.
By incorporating scientifically proven breathwork techniques into daily practice and training programmes, Tracey’s clients have transformed their breathing habits to build confidence, improve resilience and sleep quality, reduce anxiety and stress, train for marathons and prepare to swim The English Channel.
Tracey is particularly interested in women’s breathing with medical evidence supporting how hormonal changes impact breathing patterns.
The eternal student and a keen podcaster, Tracey is passionate about sharing breathing education and practical exercises which can be integrated into daily routines with meaningful, measurable and long-lasting results.