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Topic: Breathing Exercises for Free Diving and increasing your breath hold.  (Read 4045 times)

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matt mattison

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Check out this link it has some good info on Breathing Exercises for Free Diving and increasing your breath hold.
http://www.livestrong.com/article/187731-breathing-exercises-for-free-diving/


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"Step 2
Perform Pranayama Yoga"

Naw, I think I'll pass on that . . . :smt003 I wouldn't know where to begin . . .





« Last Edit: July 29, 2010, 05:22:45 PM by jhfish »
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Do I have time before Sunday?
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What I have found is that I am more uncomfortable holding a very deep breath and can stay down longer with a breath of less than my maximum . Think most could stay down longer than they think if there is no great urge to exhale and gulp down another breath . Try it , you can hold a half a lung full longer than you think !




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i just need to do some cardio
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 once you go yak , you dont go back
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come on andy lets do some 12 oz curls to start the cardio :smt044


baitNbeer

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www.mossdalemilitia.com
 once you go yak , you dont go back
"But really though, I dont know how my wifes cucumber melon bodywash got in my dive bag"


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Thanks for the link , increasing down time is the key to exploration .
Respond to life as if it is the first day of your life and the last day of your life.


 

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