Slow breathing can mimic the effects of altitude training and help you get oxygen through your body, while fast breathing during exercise may not be the best option for athletes. This podcast explores the benefits of slow breathing with expert Patrick McKeown.
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Paying attention to your breath and practicing slower, longer breathing patterns can greatly enhance your meditation practice and improve your lung capacity during exercise.
Learn the importance of proper breathing techniques for improved intention and grounding. Two recommended techniques are breathing cycles and breathing slowly with full exhalation.
The speaker is seeking advice on how to improve his high altitude performance and asks the guest speaker for a conservative expectation after 30 days of training.