Three-minute routine

Minute 1: diaphragmatic breathing. Minute 2: coherent breathing. Minute 3: slightly longer exhale, such as 4 in and 6 out.

This gives you awareness, rhythm and a calm transition into the day.

  • Before coffee: Practice before caffeine so the signal is clean.
  • Before phone: Avoid starting the day inside notifications.
  • Before planning: Use the last minute to name the first task.

For sluggish mornings

Do not jump into intense fast breathing right away. Try opening the window, standing tall and using coherent breathing with eyes open.

If you want a more energizing session, use the app and choose a beginner-safe energy program.

Make it stick

Pair the routine with an existing habit: after brushing teeth, after making the bed or before the first glass of water.

A predictable cue removes the decision.

FAQ

Should morning breathing be energizing?

It should be clear and steady. Too much intensity can backfire.

Can I do it standing?

Yes, if you do not feel dizzy. Sitting is easier for beginners.