Library

Library: breathwork talks, guided sessions and research

Everything I have recorded that is worth your time, in one place. Long conversations with scientists and authors, guided breathing you can follow at home, and the reading behind it.

Samuel Whiting speaking with a microphone outdoors under palm trees

Conversations

Two of my favorite conversations about the science of breath. Each one ends with a guided breathing session, so give yourself a quiet place to sit or lie down.

The science of stress, adaptation and breathing, with Dr. Andrew Huberman

The science of stress, adaptation and breathing, with Dr. Andrew Huberman

1 hr 36 min · YouTube · 2020

Recorded live on World Breathing Day 2020. Andrew and I talk about the neuroscience of breathing, how we tolerate stress and why our biology responds the way it does, and then I guide a full breathing session you can follow along with.

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Breath: the new science of a lost art, with James Nestor

Breath: the new science of a lost art, with James Nestor

2 hr 6 min · YouTube · 2020

James spent years researching how the way we breathe shapes our health for his book Breath. We dig into nasal breathing, slow breathing and what modern life has done to the way we breathe, and finish with a guided session.

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Short sessions

Small steps to big leaps

Small steps to big leaps

3 min · YouTube · 2020

Three simple steps I lean on when stress runs long and the finish line is unclear. Short, practical and easy to come back to.

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An introduction to my Wim Hof Method teaching

An introduction to my Wim Hof Method teaching

90 sec · YouTube · 2019

A 90-second look at how I teach breathing and cold exposure. I was trained and certified as a Wim Hof Method instructor in 2017.

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The free Starter

A 10-minute guided breathing session and a seven-day guide, delivered by email. The best place to begin if you are new.

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Start here if you are new

The Starter is the same foundation I teach at retreats and events: slow nasal breathing, long exhales and the physiological sigh. Five minutes a day is enough to begin.

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