Breath-Taking 101
Published 7/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.34 GB | Duration: 1h 17m
Published 7/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.34 GB | Duration: 1h 17m
One of the biggest indicators of future health is your breathing pattern. What if you're breathing all wrong.
What you'll learn
Learn how to quickly reduce and manage anxiety and stress
Learn how to increase oxygenation throughout your body and brain
Learn how to reduce muscle fatigue build greater strength and stamina
Learn how to easily prevent, and control panic breathing
Learn how to stimulate feelings of calm and self control
Learn how to easily have greater brain power, concentration and less brain fog
Learn to quickly clear a stuffy nose
Understand the most important thing needed for a good night's sleep
Learn how to breathe easier and reduce shortness of breath
Requirements
There is no experience needed, just a desire to feel stronger, calmer and breathe easier
Description
In this class you will learn to breathe easier, reduce feeling of fatigue and shortness of breath. We'll begin with building your awareness of your current breathing pattern. Nothing can be changed without first developing an awareness of what is current and, and what a change will feel like. After practicing these techniques for a few weeks, you'll begin to notice big improvements. Your improved breathing pattern can help increase the amount of oxygen delivered to your muscles, which will reduce your level of fatigue. The blood flow to your brain will give you better brain function, clearer thinking, reducing brain fog, lack of concentration and poor memory. You will learn simple exercises and techniques that will allow you to do more with less effort, and have more energy. Learn how to quickly recover from a panic attack or episode of shortness of breath. You'll understand where your respiratory muscles are, and how to strengthen them to give you more efficient breathing - which will give you more energy and endurance. All this is good, but it's also important to learn, and practice how to use these techniques during everyday life while doing simple things like moving and walking. You'll learn to recognize stress and anxiety producing breathing styles. You'll practice techniques to calm your nervous system and reduce feelings of stress by optimizing your breathing pattern. It's actually quite easy. If you ever need to recover from a sudden panic attack, you'll understand the simple techniques to use. You may even be able to coach others how to calm themselves when in distress also. You'll understand what advice not to say, and why most well meaning advice may actually be harmful.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What are the chances you may have a breathing pattern disorder?
Lecture 3 What are the chances you may have a breathing pattern disorder?
Section 2: Chapter 2
Lecture 4 Nasal Breathing
Lecture 5 What's So Bad About Open Mouth Breathing
Lecture 6 Upper Airway Breathing
Lecture 7 Nitric Oxide VS Covid
Section 3: Chapter 3, Where's Your Diaphragm?
Lecture 8 How to breath optimally every day
Lecture 9 Breathing Awareness Exercise
Lecture 10 Where Are Your Respiratory Muscles?
Section 4: Chapter 4, Time to Build Endurance
Lecture 11 Building Endurance
Section 5: Chapter 5, Breathing While Walking
Lecture 12 Breathing While Walking
Section 6: Chapter 6, Nasal Clearing
Lecture 13 How to clear a stuffy nose
Lecture 14 Just Humming Along
Lecture 15 Panic on the Mountain
Lecture 16 How to Calm Yourself
Lecture 17 Congratulations
This course is for anyone who would like to think clearer, reduce fatigue, feel stronger, and breathe easier.