Breathing

One in ten New Zealanders experience some form of breathing disorder or chronic over-breathing
This can produce a range of disturbing symptoms including:


  • frequent sighing and yawning
  • breathing discomfort*
  • disturbed sleep
  • erratic heartbeats*
  • feeling anxious
  • pins and needles
  • upset gut / nausea
  • chest pains *
  • tiredness and fatique
  • achey muscles and joints
  • dizzy spells
  • irritability or jumpiness
  • feelings of 'air hunger'

    The first port of call for the marked* problems should be your doctor. If your symptoms are caused or made worse by your breathing patterns, we have a specialised approach using individual sessions to correct unique breathing patterns. Sue Hamilton is a BradCliff breathing practioner.

    We also offer inhalation resistance training for sports enhancement, and certain breathing pattern disorders including asthma.