About this Event
BREATHWORK JOURNEY DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN
2:30-4:00PM, 23RD NOVEMBER
Laleham Village Hall, The Broadway, Laleham On Thames, Surrey, TW18 1SR
Join us for a guided breathwork journey to reconnect with your inner strength, align with your purpose, and find true presence. In this powerful session, you’ll use your breath as a tool to release stress, deepen self-awareness, and ground yourself amidst life’s demands.
This is an opportunity to refuel, reflect, and reconnect with like-minded men on a shared journey toward clarity and inner resilience. No prior experience needed; just bring an open heart and the willingness to explore.
What is breathwork?
Breathwork involves a variety of breathing exercises and techniques designed to improve mental, emotional, and physical well-being. We consciously control the breath to influence the body’s physiological and emotional states. Breathwork, or conscious breathing, has been embraced by elite athletes worldwide, including the England Rugby and football teams, and some of the world’s top athletes. Novak Djokovic has stated that mastering conscious breathing is the number one thing athletes can do to boost their performance.
What are the main benefits of breathwork?
The benefits of the SOMA breathwork technique are vast, ranging from improved sleep quality, quicker recovery after workout, to simply being more present in the moment
- Brief intermittent hypoxia experienced through breath holds has proven health benefits and improves athletic performance and endurance. In addition, it can create profound vasodilation that leads to increased blood flow to your brain. The dose of hypoxia given during a SOMA Breath combined with the stimulation of mood boosting hormones like oxytocin and dopamine creates the perfect brain chemistry for neurogenesis - the ability for your brain to grow new brain cells and improve cognitive function
- Rhythmic breathing helps train you for oxygen efficiency which means you need to breathe less, improving stamina, reducing fatigue, and enhancing overall performance.
Other benefits incluse:
- reduce stress, anxiety and depression
- awaken dormant parts of the brain
- enhance creativity and problem solving
- improve brain function and mind power
- reduce oxidative stress
- lower heart rate and blood pressure.
What to expect on the day
In honour of Men's Mental Health Awareness month I am creating a safe space for men to experience a unqiue and transformative workshop. In this session you will learn healthy breathing techniques to explore your inner world.
Reconnect with Inner Strength
In today’s fast-paced world, men carry immense responsibilities, which can lead to stress, burnout, and a disconnection from their core strength. Breathwork allows you to tap into a grounded, authentic strength—not the kind that comes from “muscling through,” but from a deep, balanced state of inner power.
Clarify Life Purpose
Men are often expected to “know” what they’re aiming for in life, but the demands of everyday life can cloud this clarity. Through breathworkyou will explore intentions, values, and long-term goals without distractions. It’s an invitation to discover (or rediscover) what truly drives you, opening up a path toward more meaningful choices.
Develop Presence and Mindfulness
Presence—being fully engaged in the moment—is a powerful skill that can improve focus, relationships, and personal fulfillment. Breathwork enhances presence by anchoring you in the here and now, making it easier to navigate both daily interactions and larger challenges with greater calm and confidence.
A Supportive, All-Male Space
Sharing this experience with other men can foster a sense of camaraderie, safety, and mutual understanding. Being around men with similar goals can encourage deeper insights and provide a unique support system.
A Reset for Mind, Body, and Spirit
This class provides a powerful way to reconnect with oneself, develop a clearer sense of direction, and cultivate the calm and clarity needed to lead a fulfilling life.
Important Information
Rhythmic breathing is safe for everyone but there are some instances where we would recommend not doing the breath retention sequences, this includes:
• 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
• Pregnancy
• Epilepsy, a pacemaker or irregular heartbeat (exception your doctor gives you permission)
• Some conditions e.g. tinnitus and hernia can be aggravated by the breath holds, but not common, in this circumstance we recommend minimising the duration of the breath holds. Using a chin lock if seated is also recommended.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Broadway, The Broadway, Staines-upon-Thames, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 20.00
