About Us
Welcome to Feel Good Co, where we’re all about bringing people together to improve their well-being in a challenging but relaxed way. Our goal is to create a complete and satisfying experience that helps you handle the daily stresses while also pushing your boundaries and stepping out of your comfort zone.
We get it – everyone leads different lives, and that’s why we cater to all individuals seeking a mental reset or what we fondly call ‘the medicine’. Our breathwork and cold exposure activities offer both physical and mental benefits that have been scientifically proven and tested. But it’s not just about the science – by being involved in a group wellness class, you also get the chance to connect with others more deeply and build or add to the supportive community. It’s an opportunity to enhance your well-being and enjoy the company of like-minded people.
At Feel Good Co, we invite you to join our relaxed and rejuvenating wellness experience. Discover the joy of self-care, personal growth, and meaningful connections, all while learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable.
Meet the Team
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Dan has participated in rugby union at a semi-professional level, stays active in community and community sports, and working in disability care. His dedication to helping others extends beyond his career as he is passionate about staying involved in the community. Dan’s personal wellness experience began five years ago and is committed to personal growth and development. The combination of these activities speaks to the well-rounded nature, drive, and compassion for others, making them a valuable member of their community and workplace.
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Max similar to Dan has played rugby union at a semi-professional level. Whilst a career in Architecture was thought to be the profession of choice after years of studying a bachelor’s and master’s degree, a love and passion for pushing his limits grew into self-wellness and then helping others also achieve it. Both breathwork and cold exposure entered Max’s life as a replacement for his struggles with ADHD. Now a career in wellness and disability care, alongside pushing his physical and mental limits learning to get comfortable while being uncomfortable.
