Fill your lungs deeper than you thought possible and then let the air out! Inhale fully from stomach to chest to head, then let the exhale happen naturally. INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Inhale through your nose or mouth, filling your lungs fully and exhale through your mouth, letting the air out. Maintain a steady pace and fully utilize the diaphragm. Repeat this 45 times.
2) Then let the air out and hold for as long as you can without force. Hold your breath until you feel the sigh reflex or feel an urge to breath in.
3) Inhale to full capacity. Feel your chest expanding. When you are at full capacity, hold the breath for around 15 seconds.
4) Repeat this process for 7 times!
5) Close your eyes, relax and go with the flow! 🙂
You may feel tingling in the hands, feet, or face. If the sensation of light-headedness gets too intense, just pause until you feel settled and then continue. Listen to your body and go with the flow.
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IMPORTANT: Do this breathing technique in a comfortable seat—either in a chair or on cushions on the floor. Do not do this practice before or during diving, driving, swimming, taking a bath or any other environment/place where it might be dangerous to faint!!!
Guided Wim Hof Breathing – 7 rounds:
[00:00] round 1) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 1 minute
[04:16] round 2) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 1 minutes and 20 seconds
[08:38] round 3) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 1 minutes and 40 seconds
[13:20] round 4) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 2 minutes
[18:22] round 5) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 2 minutes and 20 seconds
[23:43] round 6) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 2 minutes and 40 seconds
[29:28] round 7) 45 breaths + holding your breath for 3 minutes
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