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Breathwork workshop

It starts with breath

Discover the power of breathwork at Rize Method. Release stress, gain more energy, and experience deep transformation through breathing.

A place to reset

A space for breathing,

movement and connection.

In a world that keeps spinning, Rize creates space to slow down. A place where breath, movement, and awareness come together. Here you step out of the hustle and bustle of your schedule and back into your body.

What we offer

Experience the power of breath

Breathwork lessons

Perfect for both beginners and experienced practitioners who want to deepen their practice.

Workshops

A profound experience that combines breathwork with science

Companies

Breathwork for teams. Help employees manage stress, improve focus, and increase well-being.

Retreats

Multi-day immersive experience with breathwork, movement, and nature.

The breathwork session with Tijn was truly special. During the session, I felt something shifting inside me; it created space for emotions to move and be released.

Adina

He makes sure you feel safe enough to really let go. And that is exactly what I did.

Malouke

Breathwork class in Amsterdam

Tijn helped us settle into the session calmly with great attention, making every breath feel natural, powerful, and just right.

Keshav

I came in with a full head and went home with complete clarity.

Sara

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Your breathing directly affects your autonomic nervous system.
Slow, controlled breathing increases vagal activity (vagus nerve) and activates the parasympathetic system. This lowers heart rate, blood pressure, and cortisol levels.

Autonomic Nervous System

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Breathing determines your blood CO₂ level. Healthy CO₂ tolerance improves oxygen delivery to your cells via the Bohr effect. Less hyperventilation = more efficient oxygen uptake = better physical and cognitive performance.

CO2 &
Oxygen

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Rhythmic breathing affects your heart rate via respiratory sinus arrhythmia.
This increases your heart rate variability (HRV), an important biomarker for stress resistance, recovery capacity, and mental resilience.

Heartbeat
(HRV)

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