Movement x Breath: 3 Flows to Energise, Restore & Reset

Movement x Breath: 3 Flows to Energise, Restore & Reset

The Breakdown

Welcome to the Movement + Breathwork Program! We’re thrilled you're here to embark on this journey with us. At Bprimal, we’re strong advocates for healthy movement and believe that movement is medicine. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Ghetto Movement to bring you three unique guided flows designed to reconnect you with your breath, body, and natural rhythm.

Each flow is around 30 minutes long and blends intentional breathing with mindful movement. Whether you’re craving calm, looking to unlock mobility, or in need of a quick morning reset, there’s a practice here to meet you where you’re at.

Passive Flow – Your Morning Reset

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Xq3SQSgC30 

The Passive Flow is your invitation to slow down. Designed for mornings when you feel sluggish or just need to reset, this practice uses gentle, breath-led movements to soften tension and restore calm. Think of it as a moving meditation – a way to reconnect with yourself without force or pressure.

If you’d like to learn the full sequence, you can check out our step-by-step guide to the Passive Flow here.

End Range – Mobility with Control

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdGoO3jFq2E 

If you’re ready to challenge your edges, the End Range Flow is where you’ll find it. This session is about exploring your body’s limits – safely, intentionally, and always led by breath. Expect hip openers, hamstring work, spine mobilisation, and a stronger mind-body connection.

Curious to try it? Explore the full End Range program here.

Dynamic Flow – Energise & Awaken

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0gNRtH1frw 

Short on time? The Dynamic Flow is a fast, powerful way to wake up your body and mind. This session combines leg swings, spinal waves, and energising breathwork to shake off sluggishness and set you up for the day ahead. It’s about movement, momentum, and clarity.

You can follow the complete Dynamic Flow routine here.

How to Choose Your Flow

Each practice has its own vibe – and all three are designed to complement each other.

  • Choose Passive when you want softness, restoration, and grounding.

  • Choose End Range when you want to push your mobility and explore your limits.

  • Choose Dynamic when you need energy, speed, and a quick reset.

You don’t need to stick with just one – rotate between them throughout the week depending on how you feel.

Tips & Guidance

  • As you exhale, allow the body to soften and open into new range.

  • Morning, evening, pre-training, or pre-bedtime – there’s always space for movement.

  • Most importantly: listen to your body and your breath.

Stay Connected

Congratulations on exploring the Movement x Breath Program! Whether you flow passively, test your limits, or get dynamic, each session is a step toward a stronger, freer, and calmer you.

Move the way nature intended.

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