Breathe into your HeartAgain
Program Description
Breathe into your HeartAgain
Your breath gives you control over your state of mind and your body’s chemistry. Working with your breath can be a transformational practice that reduces stress and anxiety, help to overcome trauma, regulate your nervous system and provide an overall sense of well-being and relaxation.
I will give a full description of what you might expect before we start the practice. It is important to me that you are fully aware of what class will look like and that you know you are in full control of your experience. You will get out of the practice what you are willing to put into it.
I teach circular breath-work or conscious, connected breathing that involves breathing through the mouth in a circular pattern. We will breathe in this way actively for close to 30 minutes or about 6-8 songs. After the active breathing is complete, you will have plenty of time to reflect and be with yourself.
What to bring:
- Comfortable clothing that isn’t too tight
- Water bottle, as hydration is important
- An open mind
- A Journal for after class if you wish
We can provide these if you do not bring your own:
- Yoga Mat
- Blanket (body temperature can fluctuate during breathwork)
- Bolster
- Eye Pillow
Location
Breathe into your HeartAgain
Organizer
Instructor
Kevin Hartigan
Kevin Hartigan has lived in the Gunnison Valley for 26 years. After owning the Last Steep Bar & Grill for 21 of those years, he has transitioned into the wellness industry as an orthobionomy practitioner and transformational breathwork facilitator. He currently promotes wellbeing as owner of the Gunnison 24/7 Gym. Kevin appreciates sharing his gifts through various offerings, including sound healing experiences at Thrive Yoga.
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