BradCliff Workshop – A Truly International Experience

  • 6 July 2026

One of the most rewarding experiences was delivering a tailored BradCliff workshop attended by clinicians from nine different countries, bringing expertise from a wide range of disciplines.

I was humbled by the caliber of participants, and I am regretful I did not have more time with each individual participant.

Thank you to BradCliff Associates Pip and Samantha Holtzhausen, who shared the teaching and athletic loads the following day, running for BradCliff in the 12th annual Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health (ISEH) Run at Regents Park. Pip came 1st in the 5km for her age group, and Sam ran the full 5km, nasally breathing the full distance. (Well done also to Julie and Clare-Louise Chadwick).

One of the most rewarding experiences was delivering a tailored BradCliff workshop attended by clinicians from nine different countries, bringing expertise from a wide range of disciplines. I was humbled by the caliber of participants, and I am regretful I did not have more time with each individual participant. Thank you to BradCliff Associates Pip and Samantha Holtzhausen, who shared the teaching and athletic loads the following day, running for BradCliff in the 12th annual Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health (ISEH) Run at Regents Park. Pip came 1st in the 5km for her age group, and Sam ran the full 5km, nasally breathing the full distance. (Well done also to Julie and Clare-Louise Chadwick).

Another thank you to POWERbreathe International, who gave each participant an IMT and EMT device.

thank you to POWERbreathe International, who gave each participant an IMT and EMT device.

To Neil Med International for providing each participant with a nasal rinse bottle.

But the biggest thanks go to Arlene Klue, who worked behind the scenes to co-ordinate and make the day happen. It is all in the detail, down to giving the caterers her favourite salad recipe for the event – anyone who goes to conferences and workshops knows it is all about the food – thanks, Arlene, we loved it.

he biggest thanks go to Arlene Klue, who worked behind the scenes to co-ordinate and make the day happen.

We did have a discussion for an hour after the workshop, attempting to: Define and articulate the Role of Breathing-Focused Physiotherapy. Details of this will be shared separately.

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