Learn To Breathe: home practice video

How does the way we breathe affect our stress level, quality of sleep, depression, and even our relationships? This home practice takes the student through Max's signature Learn to Breathe workshop which he teaches to sold out seminars across the world. You will learn and integrate breathing exercises and gentle movement. The effect of these can lead to profound inner calm, enhanced energy, and mental clarity. This video is extremely practical and easy to understand and requires no background in yoga to receive the full benefits. Max speaks on how the breath affects us in the context of our mind, our body, and especially our emotions. Several simple but meaningful exercises are offered with clear and safe directions. Practical and easy to understand, this video is suitable for people of all ages, gender, nationality, and religions, from athletes to those in wheelchairs. is the best introduction to the most accessible and important elements of Max’s work, as well as the foundation for getting the most out of his other programs.

”In our breath there is so much power to be harnessed, so much grace to be found. It is the fuel for our internal furnace that ignites and nourishes the nervous system, lungs, and heart. The breath is the liberator of our emotions, casting out grief, fear and anger from our core. Once you have experienced the power of your own breath, you will understand why it is called life force.” ~

Review:

"I thought I knew how to breathe until I experienced Max Strom’s breathing workshop. He guided me to a depth and openness I didn't know was available. My heart, my breath, my spirit are nourished deeply by his teachings." ~

VIDEO INCLUDES:

Introduction and Instruction Section: Max explains how the breath affects us in the context of our mind, our body, and especially our emotions. This is followed by the how-to segments of five special breathing exercises with clear and safe directions.

Daily Practice Section: Follow along with each of the five breathing exercises, ideal to do every morning. These can be done standing or sitting.

To reduce the risk of injury, consult your doctor before beginning this or any exercise program. The instruction present is in no way intended as a substitute.