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7-Day Breath Hold Challenge
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8 contributions to 7-Day Breath Hold Challenge
Sep 7 in
Breath Hold Times (September 8th to September 15th)
Post all your Breath Hold Times here Let's go & double your breath hold! 🧑🏫 Step 1: Take an inhale, start your stopwatch & hold your breath. Step 2: Post your time here so you can get feedback and points Step 3: Head on over to the Classroom & follow the instructions Already participated last week, or last month? No worries, you can post and do it as much as you want (as a matter of fact, we'd only encourage it 😎) And if you done the challenge once (or twice), feel free to shake it up a little bit. Do exhale breath holds only for a week, or take it easy and do 1-2 breath holds a day without going for a max. Variety is the spice of life. Get to level 4 in the Leaderboards, and you unlock the Superhuman Lungs training protocol (who doesn't want to have lungs like the Human Dolphin?) Post all seven days, and you may be the lucky winner of the Breath Hold Mastery course 😎 And last (but not least) a little shout out to last weeks top 10 leaderboard: @Curro Cachinero @Denis Blanchard @David Broberg Wilby @Tina Mosner @Mir Jam @Kristopher Pensenti @Abdou Aziz @Javier Quappe @Inese Rieta @Kimmo Parkkonen
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3 likes • Sep 10
@Natalia Gijsbers If you say you took a full lung inhale and felt uncomfortable – then I wonder if you took a max inhale – it should only be about an 80% inhale – Stig mention this somewhere and he also said a max inhale put pressure on your heart – an easy way to do this is to take a max inhale and then start the clock and immediately let out a teaspoon of air to release some of the pressure to get the comfortable feeling back - then it will be easier to relax. The minute rest plus the 10 breaths with resistance and 3 warm up breaths – which will take about 2 minutes – that is 3 minutes rest - sounds about right – you can even push this to 4 minutes. I think if you can do more than a minute dive on exhale you are ready for a 2 minute dive on inhale – good luck.
Sep 3 in
Breathwork Fundamentals Giveaway!!
Hello to all. It is getting close to my favorite season. I love Autumn. Since it is almost Autumn I have decided to do a giveaway. I am giving away the Breathwork Fundamentals course. All you have to do to enter is post in this thread. The contest will run until the 1st day of Autumn. Sept 22nd. I will announce the winner Sept 23rd.
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New comment Sep 22
2 likes • Sep 3
Yes - Please!
Aug 7 in
Post Your Breath Hold Time (August 7th - 14th)
Post all your Breath Hold Times here! New & not sure where to start? ➡️Head on over to the Classroom 🧑🏫 Post all seven days, and you may be the lucky winner of the Breath Hold Mastery course 😎 Already participated last week, or last month? No worries, you can post and do it as much as you want (as a matter of fact, we'd only encourage it 😎) And last (but not least) a little shout out to last weeks top 10 leaderboard: @Curro Cachinero @Mir Jam @Paul French @Edward Brittain @Tina Mosner @Bjorn Booten @Nick Dillon @Andrew Barnard @Bee Trotter @Mischa Schmid
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1 like • Aug 10
@Curro Cachinero My guess is that the spike to 106 was 1or 2 error readings – can’t think that your heart will spike like that and if it does I think the heart monitor will show a few more readings to track the change in the heart rate.
0 likes • Aug 10
@David Broberg Wilby If you are interested in SpO2 – remember the response is slow and it will only give a representative reading about 20 seconds after you end your dive – then it is best to switch it on if you think you are reaching the end of your dive.
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Post Your Breath Hold Time (August 1st - 7th)
A new month, a new week, a new challenge! Post your Breath Hold Times in the new Weekly Post here New here & not sure where to start? ➡️Head on over to the Classroom 🧑🏫 Post all seven days, and you may be the lucky winner of the Breath Hold Mastery course 😎 I know we are smack in the middle of the holidays. I still see too many polar bears in our midst. Let's help each other to make it to level 2. This cute little otter is waiting for you 🙃 And last (but not least) a little shout out to last weeks top 10 leaderboard: @Curro Cachinero @Edward Brittain @Nick Dillon @Paul French @Greg Vontz @Anna Sternfeldt @Elke Sievers @Jason Kortz @Phillip de Bruyn @Jakob Erik Jensen Thanks for posting, sharing & helping others! 🙏
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Comparison of 2 very similar ~4 min dives – top graph with normal breath hold and bottom with icepack wrapped in wet towel on my face showing dive reflex after 1:12 seconds.
Jun 30 in
Breath Hold Times - July (Post ALL Times here)
The first monthly Breath Hold Time thread - with many more to come. Post your daily breath hold times & share your experiences here. Encourage & congratulate others - we will all be dolphins by the end of the month! We'll pick a monthly winner at random who will win a lucky prize (woo-hoo!). It's not based on how high you score (because... it's YOUR personal journey - so it does not matter if you hold only for a minute and someone else for 3 minutes).
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2 likes • Jul 26
@Greg Vontz I will try and answer this – what do you mean by snake breath - as I understand it the snake breathing exercise with the elastic band is to strengthen the chest muscles and give it explosive power – this will help to increase lung volume – this will improve your spearfishing without the danger that it will affect CO2 buildup. From Google: We suggest that during breath holding with face immersion high lung volume acts directly within the brainstem to actively delay the attainment of the physiological breaking point, rather than acting indirectly as a sink to produce a slower build-up of PCO2.
2 likes • Jul 30
@Anna Sternfeldt Well done Anna – these are very good times – I think you can be very proud on what you have achieved so far.
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@phillip-de-bruyn-7129
I am a 73 years old pensioner - was a very keen snorkel diver when I was in my 30's and 40's and still snorkel dive during the summer months.
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Joined Jul 1, 2024
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