Welcome to the breath lab

Breath is the way to create a life you love

A living laboratory for breath, body, and nervous system intelligence

The Breath Lab is an experimental space where ancient breathing practices meet modern physiology, somatics, and self-observation.
We don’t chase peak states — we study change.
In the body. In the nervous system. In daily life.

What Makes The Breath Lab Different

Not a breathwork course. A living lab.

  • Guided breathwork protocols tested over time

  • Nervous-system–aware cycles
    (grounding → activation → integration → soothing)

  • Self-observation, journaling, and embodied reflection

  • Anonymous data collection for research purposes

  • A community of practitioners, athletes, and curious minds

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Different Paths to meet your needs

Each Breath Lab pathway explores a different relationship between breath, body, and lived experience.

Breath for Performance & VO₂ max

Structured breathwork protocols designed to support athletic performance and physical resilience — always respecting the nervous system cycle.
This is breath as training, not force.

Focus

  • improve athletic performances

  • preparation for endurance challenges

  • improve overall tissue oxigenation 

 

Breath as Somatic Memory

Breathwork as a tool to access, process, and rewrite embodied narratives.
We explore how emotional patterns live in the body — and how breath can help release, reorganize, and integrate them.

Focus:

  • emotional release

  • somatic memory

  • embodied cognition

  • safety & titration

Breath for Energy & Balance

Energized meditations and CO₂ tolerance practices to support nervous system balance, mental clarity, and sustainable energy.

Less stimulation. More regulation.

Focus:

  • health

  • fatigue

  • stress

  • daily vitality

Breath as Awareness Practice

 

Pranayama, chakra-focused meditations, and observation-based practices — not to identify with sensations, but to witness them.

Awareness without attachment.

Focus:

  • metacognition

  • presence

  • observer mode

  • non-identification

Join The Breath Lab on Skool

Access the community, protocols, journals, and ongoing research.

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