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Breathing is something we do subconsciously, everyday, over 20,000 times, yet most of us, including many healthcare professionals and coaches, have never been taught to assess it properly or train it systematically.

This webinar brings together two leading experts in respiratory physiology and clinical practice to explore the science and application of breathing pattern assessment, breathing retraining and targeted Inspiratory Muscle Training (IMT).

Whether you work with athletes pushing physiological limits or patients managing chronic respiratory conditions, this session will give you evidence-based tools you can apply immediately.

Learning Objectives – by the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

• Identify common dysfunctional breathing patterns and their clinical relevance
• Explain the physiological mechanisms underpinning IMT and its downstream effects on exercise performance and health
• Apply evidence-based principles when prescribing IMT across different populations
• Understand the role of technique in maximising the effectiveness of breathing training

Who Should Attend:

This webinar is designed for physiotherapists, respiratory clinicians, sports scientists, strength and conditioning coaches, and exercise physiologists with an interest in translating breathing science into practical intervention.

Amongst numerous publications, Professor John Dickinson is the co-author of the Complete Guide to Respiratory Care in Atheletes.