at Rootline · Ahangama
How different breathing patterns affect the body and nervous system, and the contraindications every facilitator needs to know before working with a group.
The core technique used across most modern breathwork lineages, practiced daily with both peer and facilitator-led sessions.
Reading a room, responding to strong emotional releases, and knowing what's within scope for a facilitator versus what needs referral elsewhere.
Structuring a session from opening to integration, and adapting the same technique for a single client versus a room of twenty.
Each participant leads a full session for peers, observed and given direct feedback by the lead facilitator.
Simple shared rooms at Rootline's central Ahangama location, a short walk from the breathwork room.
Lunch is on you — Ahangama's café scene is a short walk away.
Graduates receive an in-house 50-hour Breathwork Facilitator certificate from Rootline. Not currently affiliated with an external certifying body — breathwork has no single dominant accrediting body the way yoga has Yoga Alliance, so this documents your training hours and curriculum for your own records or for a future employer to assess.
A dedicated yoga and breathwork space in Ahangama built around consistency rather than boutique styling: daily classes, visiting-teacher programs, and retreat hosting for groups that want a functional, well-run shala. Breathwork runs alongside the yoga programming, making it a straightforward option for combining both practices in one place.
View venue profile →Reef breaks made it a surf town first. The yoga scene grew up around it — which is why it still feels grounded, not built for retreat marketing.
See Ahangama guide →Balance due 30 days before the program starts. Contact Rootline directly if your plans change — rescheduling to a later cohort is often possible even when a refund isn't.
