An Outdoor Breathwork Class
Take a break from the chaos and find your calm. 45-minute guided breath experience by the sea at sunset.
A space to breathe
📍Pointe du Cap Martin - Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
🗓️ Wednesday 11th November 5:30pm
Free
We spend so much of our day thinking, doing and moving from one thing to the next.
This is an invitation to pause.
In this free 45-minute outdoor session, you'll be guided through a simple and accessible introduction to your breath, learning to notice how you breathe, connect with your diaphragm and discover the effect of a softer, more relaxed exhale.
No previous breathwork experience is needed.
It is intentionally different from a deeper breathwork journey. There is no expectation to release, process or work through anything personal.
Just come as you are, take a moment for yourself, and give your breath some space.
What might you take away?
A greater awareness of your breath.
A simple practice you can return to when you need a moment to pause.
And perhaps a little more space between you and the noise of everyday life.
You don't need to arrive stressed, overwhelmed or carrying something you want to release.
This is simply a space to breathe.
Is this suitable for everyone?
This some breathwork practices are not recommended during pregnancy.
If you have any health concerns or are unsure whether breathwork is appropriate for you, please consult your healthcare professional before attending.
What to bring
Please bring:
A yoga mat or something comfortable to lie on
Water
Any cushion, blanket or additional support you may need to feel comfortable seated or lying on your back
As this is an outdoor, open-air experience, please dress comfortably and bring an extra layer if needed for the evening.
What people say
“She offers a safe space that makes it easy to let go, connect with the breath and dive deep into the practice.”
— Suzi Wilkinson, Google Review
“From the very beginning, Clementine created a calm and welcoming space. Her guidance, presence, and professionalism made it easy to let go and breathe deeply.
The combination of breathwork, the sound of the waves, and the peaceful surroundings created something really special. I left feeling more peaceful and relaxed.”
— Peter Kressner, Google Review