31/05/2026
Better breathing for health, movement and wellbeing
I have various upcoming workshops and classes in Burford
Tuesdays 7pm and Thursdays at 10am (Carterton) - Free non sleep deep rest breathing practice and breathing assessments.
Sun 7th June - Functional breathing for back ache and persistent pain
Sat 20th June - Family wellbeing workshop - breathe, connect, calm.
Friday 3rd July -Functional breathing for hormone balance and menopause support
Sat 8th August-Functional breathing for asthma
Starting Tuesday 16th June 7:30pm - 5 weeks to better breathing
Starting Monday 8th June, 12pm - Body by Breath - breathwork, Myofascial release, conscious relaxation.
Also available
one to one support
Corporate workshops
Private events
DM for more info
Visit my website
www.physiologyflow.co.uk
Better breathing isn’t about taking bigger breaths to get more oxygen for more energy. It’s about creating better conditions for the body to do what it’s designed to do.
We often talk about “having energy” like it’s something we either wake up with… or don’t.
The food industry has made us believe if we 'need energy' we should eat something full of sugar
And, yes we need a consistent good amount and quality of sleep to wake up refreshed,
We need to eat a good balanced diet to give our body the resources it needs for energy.
But, energy isn’t something we simply HAVE.
It’s something we CREATE.
Your body creates energy through movement, oxygen, circulation, adaptability, and demand.
The body responds to what we ask of it.
When we move well, breathe well, and create the right conditions internally, our cells can produce energy more efficiently.
And breathing is a huge part of that.
Functional breathing helps improve oxygen delivery and carbon dioxide tolerance — both essential for efficient energy production, recovery, focus, and resilience.
When we feel tired, stressed, in pain, or overwhelmed, we often breathe in ways that actually reduce efficiency:
• shallow breathing
• mouth breathing
• upper chest breathing
• over-breathing
The result?
More tension. Less efficiency. More fatigue.
Movement creates demand.
Breathing supports the system.
The body responds.
Energy follows function.
That’s why functional breathing retraining can impact:
✔ energy
✔ recovery
✔ stress resilience
✔ movement quality
✔ sleep
✔ pain
✔ performance
Your body is always responding to the signals you give it.
Breathe better.
Move better.
Create better energy.