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Ice Bathing & Holistic Breathwork

The new holistic experience at the Keidel Therme

Immerse yourself in the power of breath and the energy of ice – with our new course format “Ice Bathing & Holistic Breathwork”. This holistic experience combines conscious breathing with the healing effect of cold – guided by Konstantin Tafill, certified Buteyko breathing trainer and experienced ice master, as well as Nik Linder, multiple world record holder in freediving, author and internationally sought-after trainer for breathing techniques and mental strength.

Dr. Konstantin Pavlovich Buteyko (1923–2003) was a Ukrainian physician and scientist who in the 1950s developed the Buteyko Method named after him – a breathing technique to normalize hyperventilation, especially for the treatment of asthma and other respiratory diseases


In a supervised group atmosphere, participants learn how to optimally prepare their body and mind for ice bathing through targeted breathing techniques.

The method combines holistic breathwork with the soothing and challenging effects of cold – with lasting effects on health, well-being and mental clarity.


Advantages of the ice bath

  • Stimulation of circulation and metabolism, known as thermogenesis
  • Increased blood flow to the skin for a firmer, healthier appearance
  • Strengthening the immune system by stimulating the production of white blood cells
  • Promotion of the ability to regenerate after physical exertion
  • Improvement of heart rate variability and reduction of cortisol levels
  • Elevated mood through release of endorphins
  • Mental focus and stress reduction

Benefits of Breathwork

  • Calming and regulating the nervous system
  • Improvement of breathing quality (e.g. through Buteyko technique)
  • Stress reduction and more inner balance
  • Activation of the natural self-healing powers

BREATHING is the key to health – learn to master it and you will be in control of your life.

Dr. Konstantin Buteyko

About the course instructors

Konstantin Tafill is a trained Buteyko breathing trainer and experienced companion in the field of cold work and breathing awareness. With his calm and clear manner, he creates a safe space in which each person is picked up individually and guided through the experience – always with an eye on personal boundaries and resources.

Nik Linder is a multiple world record holder in freediving, author and internationally sought-after trainer for breathing techniques and mental strength. For many years, he has been accompanying people on their way to more body awareness, inner peace and mental control – with a special focus on the power of breath and the effect of cold.


Who is the offer suitable for?

The courses are aimed at both beginners and experienced participants in the field of ice bathing or breathwork. No previous knowledge is required – just openness, curiosity and a willingness to engage in new experiences.

“COLD and BREATHING combined make the BODY strong – a natural way to HEALING.”

Dr. Konstantin Buteyko, Developer of the Buteyko Method

Dates and Registration

The courses take place regularly in the Keidel Therme.
Current dates and booking options can be found in the online shop or directly at the reception on site.

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