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Introductory QUESTIONS for Everyone
Hello there my fellow breathers, I have 3 simple questions for you all: 1. Have you practiced breathing as a trainable skill before? Or is this the first time? 2. What are the things you have the most difficulty with when it comes to learning how to breathe or practicing breathing? 3. What is your WHY? Why are you wanting to learn how to breathe? BONUS: Where are you from and how's the weather ;)
Introductory QUESTIONS for Everyone
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Welcome from New Zealand — I’m Fraser, founder of the OHM (Optimal Health Model).
This community exists to help people train their breathing in a way that genuinely transfers to real life. After 15+ years of practical and theoretical research working across sports performance, rehabilitation, corporate wellbeing, and academia, one thing is clear: breathing is often talked about, but rarely trained properly or progressively. That’s what the OHM Breath Academy is here to change. At OHM, we believe breathing isn’t just something you do, it’s also something you can train. It sits at the centre of how we move, think, recover, and respond to stress. When trained well, it supports performance, focus, resilience, and long-term health. Our approach is simple: - Foundations — understanding efficient, functional breathing - Progression — developing strength, control, adaptability - Integration — applying breath to real-world demands Inside this community you’ll find guided sessions, research reviews, practical education, and conversations focused on doing this work properly. If you want breathing education that supports your health — you’re in the right place. 👉 To start, please introduce yourself below: - Where you’re joining from - What brought you here - One area you’d like your breathing to support Welcome to the family!
Guided Practice No.2 - The Cyclic 5
Hello team! Here is a simple yet profound technique that is foundational to improving your breath awareness and control. We are aiming to extend each nasal inhale and exhale to 5 seconds - this is the basis for achieving an OPTIMAL physiological state. It is relatively easy to maintain when focusing on a guided practice like this, but to maintain this rhythm throughout the rest of the day/ week/ year is where the real game begins. We will dive deeper into the science and practice of breath holds as we progress. Come back to this technique as often as you can. Practice it first thing in the morning and last thing at night. And of course relax, have fun and enjoy the process!
Guided Practice No.2 - The Cyclic 5
Diaphragm Function
Hello everyone - Do we all know the following? 1. Where the diaphragm is located within our bodies? 2. What the diaphragm is and how it functions? 3. How it moves within our bodies? Please like this post and answer below ;)
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I am really loving learning more and putting it into practical use too. Thank you for this Fraser
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