Step 4: Take your final Breathe and Relax
After you have followed the breathing rhythm for about 3 minutes it is time to increase the amount of air you inhale. Take 2 more deep inhales, which may take you a little bit longer than the ones before.
Take the final breath
After doing that you take another really deep breath and shut your mouth. Fill your lungs completely. You should feel the pressure in your chest. Let no air getting out or in. Stay calm and relaxed.
Scanning your body for tension and release it
The next important thing is to scan your body and release any tension you might have. People usually tend to put force into their muscles because they fight against the urge to breathe. Remember the body isn't used to that new sensation and tries to avoid it at all costs. But it is just because of not knowing how it is, that your body reacts like this.
Start with your toes and work your way up to your legs. See if there's any unnecessary tension you might release. You don't need your legs to burn oxygen for no reason which you can use better right now.
Continue with your arms and stomach as well as your chest. Finally you will reach the neck and shoulders as well as your face muscles. Focus on that, because usually there's the most tension. Try to release it and calm down. Hold the breath and feel the relaxation getting into your body and mind.
Ease into the uncomfortable situation
You may have reached a point where the breath hold doesn't feel comfortable anymore. Your brain is telling you to breathe but honestly, that's far away from the real end of the road. Try to calm your mind down and relax even more. Even if your body starts doing crazy manoeuvres, like stomach contractions, stick to it. If you really can't go any further, release everything.
You may come to a point where your stomach is starting to move involuntarily. This is nothing bad. In fact your body is starting to breathe internally. What's happening is that the unused air in your lungs gets in movement again, because your diaphragm is going up and down. That way oxygen can be brought into the blood circles again. This leads to more oxygenated blood cells in your body and therefore you can stay longer without taking another breath. Yes, it is exactly as
Step 4: Take your final Breathe and Relax
After you have followed the breathing rhythm for about 3 minutes it is time to increase the amount of air you inhale. Take 2 more deep inhales, which may take you a little bit longer than the ones before.
Take the final breath
After doing that you take another really deep breath and shut your mouth. Fill your lungs completely. You should feel the pressure in your chest. Let no air getting out or in. Stay calm and relaxed.
Scanning your body for tension and release it
The next important thing is to scan your body and release any tension you might have. People usually tend to put force into their muscles because they fight against the urge to breathe. Remember the body isn't used to that new sensation and tries to avoid it at all costs. But it is just because of not knowing how it is, that your body reacts like this.
Start with your toes and work your way up to your legs. See if there's any unnecessary tension you might release. You don't need your legs to burn oxygen for no reason which you can use better right now.
Continue with your arms and stomach as well as your chest. Finally you will reach the neck and shoulders as well as your face muscles. Focus on that, because usually there's the most tension. Try to release it and calm down. Hold the breath and feel the relaxation getting into your body and mind.
Ease into the uncomfortable situation
You may have reached a point where the breath hold doesn't feel comfortable anymore. Your brain is telling you to breathe but honestly, that's far away from the real end of the road. Try to calm your mind down and relax even more. Even if your body starts doing crazy manoeuvres, like stomach contractions, stick to it. If you really can't go any further, release everything.
You may come to a point where your stomach is starting to move involuntarily. This is nothing bad. In fact your body is starting to breathe internally. What's happening is that the unused air in your lungs gets in movement again, because your diaphragm is going up and down. That way oxygen can be brought into the blood circles again. This leads to more oxygenated blood cells in your body and therefore you can stay longer without taking another breath. Yes, it is exactly as
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