ISAAC MULLINS
Breathing • Hatha Yoga • Yoga Therapy
INTRODUCTION TO PRANAYAMA
A 6 week course to refine, expand, and work consciously with the breath
Breathing can do more than sustain you.
It can shape how you feel, think, and respond.
This course introduces a structured way of working with the breath — not just to restore function, but to expand capacity, build steadiness, and develop conscious control over your internal state.
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From passive breathing
to conscious control
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Most breathing happens automatically.
This course introduces a clear progression:
From passive breathing → to conscious regulation → to refined practice
Rather than forcing the breath, you will develop control, sensitivity, and stability step by step.
Expanding capacity and efficiency
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You will learn to go beyond basic functional breathing by:
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Expanding respiratory capacity
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Improving oxygen utilisation and COâ‚‚ tolerance
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Developing smooth, stable breathing rhythms
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Learning to extend the exhale comfortably
This builds a stronger, more efficient breathing system.
Regulating energy and the nervous system
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The breath is one of the most direct ways to influence how you feel.
Through structured practice, you will develop:
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Greater control over the nervous system
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The ability to shift energy, focus, and internal state
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Increased resilience and stability under stress
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Refining awareness and inner experience​
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Pranayama also develops a more subtle layer of practice.
You will begin to:
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Work more directly with the relationship between breath and emotion
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Develop concentration and mental steadiness
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Refine perception of subtle internal processes
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Deepen your sense of embodiment and presence
Over time, the breath becomes something you can inhabit, not just observe
Course details
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Time & Dates
Wednesdays at 7:00 pm (UK time)
Starting 1 April
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Duration: 6 weeks
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Session length: 40 minutes
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Format: Live online
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Modules include:
Kapalabhati, Ujjayi, even inhale/exhale, breath ratios (toward 1:2), Sitali, and an integrated practice.
By the end of the course, you will have a clear, structured pranayama routine you can continue independently.
