keur | Breathwork | Movement | Sound

keur is a wellness studio at Kalchbühlstrasse 90 in Zurich, centred on breathwork, movement and sound. Its programme is designed to support mental and emotional wellbeing through practices that connect breathing, physical movement and auditory experience. The setting is suited to people looking for structured wellbeing sessions rather than a conventional fitness class, spa treatment or food-led venue.

The programme includes workshops, retreats and dedicated breathwork experiences, with formats such as The Breath and The Intensive. These offerings place breathing at the centre of the experience while incorporating movement and sound as complementary elements. The approach gives the venue a practice-led character, with sessions focused on personal wellbeing, resilience and the relationship between the body and mind.

keur also offers a teacher-training pathway, including a 20-hour training, for participants interested in developing a deeper understanding of the work. Corporate performance and resilience forms part of the wider programme as well, extending the venue’s focus beyond individual practice to professional wellbeing contexts. An online studio adds a digital dimension to the offering, while the in-person programme remains connected to workshops, retreats and scheduled experiences.

The atmosphere is shaped by a sense of community and ongoing learning. A newsletter keeps the keur community informed about upcoming workshops, retreats and teacher trainings, reflecting a venue that operates through a changing calendar of practices rather than a fixed drop-in attraction. The combination of breathwork, movement and sound makes the experience suitable for people exploring stress management, emotional balance, embodied awareness or a more intentional approach to wellbeing.

As a destination, keur appeals to beginners seeking an introduction to breath-led practice as well as participants interested in more intensive formats or formal training. The range of options allows the venue to serve different levels of engagement, from a single workshop or retreat experience to continued participation in the wider programme. The focus remains consistent throughout: breathing, movement and sound used as tools for mental and emotional wellbeing.