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Screen Breathing Like You Screen Movement.
Breathing sits underneath every pattern you train and treat — posture, core function, recovery, even pain. Yet most professionals never assess it, because they've never had a repeatable way to.
This course gives fitness and rehab professionals a practical framework for evaluating breathing function: the EAARS model, a dedicated breathing screen, and biochemical, biomechanical, and psychophysiological perspectives on what dysfunctional breathing looks like. Then it connects findings to action — progressive retraining strategies rooted in neurodevelopmental principles.
By the end, you'll screen breathing as systematically as you screen movement, recognize the dysfunction that undermines training and rehab, and apply drills that restore it.
Leave With The Ability To
Add breathing to your assessment standard — screen breathing function in any setting with a simple, repeatable process.
Recognize dysfunction and its cost — understand how breathing patterns affect movement quality, posture, and recovery.
Apply the EAARS model — work from a practical framework instead of scattered techniques.
Retrain with a progression — implement breathing drills built on neurodevelopmental principles for fitness and rehab outcomes.
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What's Included
2+ hours of video instruction — assessment, screening, and exercise application across 7 chapters
Downloadable course manual — for reference on the floor or in the clinic
A dedicated breathing screen — a repeatable tool for identifying and evaluating breathing limitations
Case studies and exercise options — see the assessment applied and the retraining strategies that follow
One year of access — from date of purchase
Course Chapters
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview for Fitness & Medical Professionals
Chapter 2: Understanding and Assessing Dysfunctional Breathing
Chapter 3: Biochemical Assessment
Chapter 4: Functional Breathing Screen
Chapter 5: Case Studies
Chapter 6: Movement and Breathing Applications
Chapter 7: Exercise Options for Breathing Dysfunction
Additional Information
This course is taught in English.