Sundo is an ancient Taoist yoga and breathwork practice from Korea, with roots said to be over 10,000 years old. It combines gentle stretches, simple calisthenics, and deep breathing. Like martial arts, Sundo uses a belt system for growth and structure, but there is no fighting. Instead, it focuses on building balance between body, breath, and mind.
1. Warm-Up
Gentle stretches and movements
2. Breathwork
Lower belly (diaphragmatic) breathing with guided postures
3. Cool Down
Energy circulation movements
Do your best
Stay connected to your body and breath.
It’s okay if your mind wanders
Just notice it and gently come back to the breath.
Move at your own pace
Do not strain.
Even a little consistent practice can create meaningful change over time.