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How to Boost Your Sport Performance with Deep Belly Breathing?
DIR By: LightMove
Date: October 19, 2021, 1:58 am
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Written by Irene Well
I write about the ways of keeping healthy in modern life.
Do you find yourself tired easily for a weekend hiking, run out
of breath for a 10 minutes jogging, or hit the bottleneck for a
sport? Breathing may be your biggest barrier to cross.
Breathing keep us alive. It can not be more common as we breathe
all the time. So, usually we don’t pay attention to it. However,
have you ever thought you may not experience a real breathing in
your workout?
There was a study at the University of Portsmouth testing 12
runners over a six-week period in 2011 and it turns out the
athletes who took breathing exercises as part of their training
increased their speed by 5~12 percent. This is because the
proper breathing ways can improve your lung functions, boost
your endurance, make your more focused, help calm your nerves
and so on.
A breath can changes a lot. Try the following deep belly
breathing and you will benefit from it.
Deep Belly Breathing
Deep belly breathing has a lot of benefits for the body and
mind. But most of the time, we adults just do shallow breathing,
drawing air into the chest area instead of throughout the lungs,
which is the opposite to that of babies.
How to do it:
Sit upright in a chair with your back supported, or lie on your
back on a flat surface with your knees bent.
Place one hand on your upper chest and the other on your
bellybutton.
Breathe in slowly through your nose, and note how the air go
deeply towards your lower belly. Your chest should remain still,
while your belly should rise.
Breathe out through your pursed lips, tighten your belly muscles
and let them fall inward while you exhale. Try to exhale 2~3
times longer than inhale.
You can begin with 5 minutes a day and increase your time to 10
minutes, several times a day, as the exercises become easier and
more comfortable. If you feel 5 minutes is too long to start
with, just try from 2~3 minutes.
What you can benefits from it:
Enhance your lung functions
Boost your endurance
Counteryour anxiety
Improve your immune system
Ease your tension and stress
Increase your inspiration capacity
Although you have known belly breathing do good to your sport
performance, you may wonder if you do it in the right way? How
long should you practice in one day? How well does it work?
OPUMP can be the breathing-improvement solution for you. OPUMP
is a smart breathing exerciser, which can capture instant flow
rate and volume of your breathing with its breakthrough MEMS
technology. By that, OPUMP can test your inspiration capacity,
give your training suggestions and provide various courses
(including but not limited to belly breathing) per your
need.
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