Angelina Saunders
Level 1 · BasicsLongevity BasicsThe foundations — breath as the free, always-available tool for calm, focus and resilience; the nervous system as something you can train.
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Angelina
Saunders

Breathwork & nervous-system health
Breathwork teacher, with Shane Saunders · Australia

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Angelina Saunders is one of 100+ experts in the Live Beyond Project — a father & son quest for longevity.

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Breathwork
Teacher & guide
With Shane Saunders
A breathwork partnership
Nervous system
Calm, focus, resilience
Australia
Where we met, 2024
Who is Angelina Saunders

The one tool you always have

Angelina Saunders is a breathwork teacher in Australia who, together with her partner Shane Saunders, helps people use the simplest longevity tool there is: the breath. Marek and Aleksander filmed a breathwork session with them in January 2024 — part of the Australian leg of the quest.

Breath sits right in Longevity Basics on the Longevity Map, alongside a daily practice Marek now swears by: five to ten minutes of box breathing. It costs nothing, needs no equipment, and works anywhere — a few slow, structured breaths pull you out of stress, steady the nervous system and sharpen focus. Angelina and Shane teach it as a skill you build, not a trick you try once.

Theirs is one of the family pairs the quest kept meeting — two people doing the work together, which is part of why the interview felt like family too. On the Map, Angelina anchors the point that resilience can be trained, one breath at a time.

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Angelina Saunders during the Live Beyond breathwork interview in Australia
Australia · January 2024

Australia, January 2024

Where we met

In Australia we sat down with Angelina and Shane — breathwork masters — and did a session together. Of everything on Longevity Basics on the Map, the breath is the one I keep coming back to: five to ten minutes of box breathing, every day. It’s free, it’s always with you, and it changes your whole state.

Australia
Based
Teaching breathwork, together.
With Shane
A partnership
Two breathwork teachers, one practice.
Live Beyond
Jan 2024
A breathwork session on the quest.

“The breath is the one tool you always have with you — and it changes your whole state in minutes.”

— Angelina Saunders, Australia
In her words

Breathe, and reset

“Simple breathing — slow exhales, box breathing — pulls you out of stress, lifts your focus, and takes only minutes a day.”

Angelina Saunders · On the power of the breath · Australia

The breath is the free, always-available reset — the nervous system is something you can actually train.

Angelina Saunders

Five to ten minutes of box breathing a day is one of the simplest, most repeatable things anyone can start today.

Angelina Saunders

You don’t need equipment or a studio. You need a few slow, structured breaths — and the willingness to do them daily.

Angelina Saunders
In her own words

Straight from the interview

A short guide to why the breath earns its place in Longevity Basics — and how to start today.

Box breathing, daily

The practice Marek adopted from the quest: inhale for four, hold for four, exhale for four, hold for four — tracing the edges of a square. Five to ten minutes is enough to calm the nervous system, sharpen focus and build steadiness under pressure. Do it daily and it becomes a reliable off-switch for stress.

“Trace the edges of a square, and breathe.”

Australia · from the interview

Train the nervous system

Breathwork isn’t just relaxation — it’s training. Slow, structured breathing shifts you out of fight-or-flight, lifts heart-rate variability and teaches the body to recover faster. Over time you don’t just feel calmer in the moment; you raise your baseline resilience.

“Resilience can be trained, one breath at a time.”

Australia · from the interview

Together is better

Angelina and Shane teach as a pair — and that’s part of the point. Breathwork, like most The basics stick better shared: a partner, a friend, a family. It echoes the whole Live Beyond premise, a father and son doing the work side by side.

“The basics stick better shared.”

Australia · from the interview
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Explore Angelina’s work

Angelina Saunders teaches breathwork in Australia with her partner Shane Saunders. Find Angelina on Instagram (@angelinasaunders) and Shane at @genx_leader; together on YouTube and via Breathe Me.

From the conversation

Angelina Saunders, in her words

Video interview

The video interview is coming. Recorded interviews go live after the launch of the film & series Live Beyond.

Angelina and Shane Saunders were filmed in Australia in January 2024 — a breathwork session on the quest. The theme, in Marek’s words:

On the breath

Marek Piotrowski“Simple breathing — slow exhales, box breathing — pulls you out of stress, lifts your HRV and focus, and takes only minutes a day. It’s the one tool you always have with you.”

On the daily practice

Marek Piotrowski“I meditate or do five to ten minutes of box breathing. It’s a structured, rhythmic practice that brings steadiness — a reliable way to cultivate calm and sharpen focus against daily stress.”

Together

Marek Piotrowski“Angelina and Shane teach it together — breathwork masters. Doing the session with them, as a pair, was part of what made it land.”

More passages from the full interview will be published here.

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Angelina Saunders sits in Longevity Basics on the Longevity Map — the breath — alongside her partner Shane Saunders. Explore the rest of the cast on the People page.

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