Class description:
✨ Start Your New Year Feeling Alive and Aligned ✨
Looking for something different on the first Friday night of 2025? Build momentum for those New Year’s Resolutions. Skip the pub, ditch the hangover, and join us for an evening that will leave you feeling truly amazing. 🎉
Breath & Begin: A New Year’s Journey is your chance to kickstart 2025 with energy, intention, and connection. Through the transformative power of movement, sound and breathwork, you’ll:
🌬️ Reset & recharge: Let go of stress and awaken your inner vitality with guided breathwork
🌟 Set clear intentions: Reflect on your goals and dreams for the New Year in a supportive and uplifting space
💫 Feel a natural high: Vibrant, centred, and completely alive
This is more than a class—it’s an experience. A space to connect with yourself and others who are ready to embrace the New Year with open hearts and minds.
🗓️ When: Friday, 3rd January
📍 Where: A Space to Breathe, 114 Cockfosters Road, EN4 0DP
⏰ Time: 7:30- 9:00 PM
😌 Blankets, bolsters, mats provided – just bring yourself!
💌 Tickets: £25. Reserve your space now
✨ Whether you’re starting Dry January, committing to self-care, or just looking for a fun, healthy way to spend your evening, this is the perfect way to feel good—inside and out.
Let’s breathe life into 2025 together! Reserve your spot today. 💨✨Space is limited, so reserve your spot today and prepare to breathe in new beginnings!
Additional details:
Contraindications & safety precautions
Slow rhythmic breathing techniques are safe to be to be used for anyone and can be beneficial for all individuals. However, forceful mouth breathing, prolonged breath holds and extended intense fast breathwork or hyperventilation for more than 5 minutes, should NOT be practiced in the case of any of the following:
• If you are pregnant
• Active flu or fever
• Severe/critical diseases or infections if it impairs your ability to breathe
• Severe uncontrolled hypertension (usually after a heart attack)
• Organ failure or late-stage terminal illness
• If you have epilepsy, a pacemaker, or irregular heartbeat (except if your doctor gives you specific permission)
• Some conditions (such as tinnitus or hernias) may be aggravated by forceful mouth breathing, prolonged breath holds and prolonged, intense, rapid breathing or hyperventilation, and careful attention to technique is required
If you have any of these, you are welcome to join the class but please avoid the breath holds, you will still feel great!
Please avoid eating in the 2 hours before class.
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