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Breathing Techniques for Newbies
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(4 ratings)
476 students
Created bySanja Bekavac
Last updated 6/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Conscious breathing
  • Yoga Breathing Techniques
  • Manage stress levels & reduce symptoms of anxiety
  • Improve sleep/fight insomnia

Course content

2 sections5 lectures37m total length
  • Breath Awareness9:30
  • Nadi Sodhana7:30
  • Belly Breathing10:00
  • Box Breathing10:06

Requirements

  • mindset to be open to practice and building routine
  • trust the process
  • willing to become more aware in daily life to see the best results

Description

Regain your focus, reduce anxiety and stress!​


This Course is for you if you:

  • want to maintain a clear head and reduce brain fog

  • want to stop feeling overwhelmed and burned out from work

  • always wanted to start meditating, but didn’t know where or how to start!


What to expect out of this course?

  • Regain focus

  • Sharpen your mind

  • Reduce anxiety & control stress

  • React with clear head

  • Sleep better

  • Improve your decision-making skills & productivity

  • Learn how to breath when feeling overwhelmed

  • Befriend & know your mind.


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Imagine hearing some disturbing news.

Notice what your body does - it naturally gets your heart racing and the breath gets shorter.

Your mind thinks solution: stop and take a deep breath. Close your eyes. Breathing gets deeper, you get calmer.


You’ve seen this work so many times, right?

In yoga, the Breath is called Prana, and it means life energy. Breathing exercises are called Pranayama, and it means to control the breath. By controlling your breath - you can relax, calm and restore - intentionally.


It’s a proven fact that breathing has a calming effect on the mind. It influences the parasympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for relaxation and the feeling of calm.


Conscious breathing is the quickest way to bring us back to the present moment and into our physical body.


Here are some benefits of breathwork:

  • Stimulates chemicals in brain which reduce depression

  • Stimulates the pituitary gland which sharpens intuition

  • Strengthens lungs & reduces toxins from lungs

  • Reduces brain fog & improves concentration and focus

  • Energizes

  • Helps with stress management & reduces symptoms of anxiety

  • Reduces symptoms associated insomnia, posttraumatic stress disorder and attention deficit disorder

  • Benefits respiratory function Benefits metabolism and digestion.


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I want you to try one simple and truly powerful practice.


Throughout your day, whatever you do be it washing dishes, folding clothes, solving problems at work, or daily chit-chat with your colleague you don’t like that much – think of how you “get to do that”, instead of your mind's tendency to think as you “have to do” this and that.


Apply this during various tasks in your day. It will help you to be more present, to get to know your feelings, and also to start appreciating your life on a deeper level.


Once you do this intentionally, stop, smile, and take a full deep breath.


Who this course is for:

  • Beginner and Intermediate Yoga Practicioners
  • Everyone who want to improve their sleep, reduce stress and connect to their body