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If you do this exercise twice a day for 6 weeks, (after that you can maintain it by doing once a day) you will get rid of all your lactic acid in your core.
One more thing for the athletes here who compete in whatever sport you need endurance for Once you go below 3 minutes, go to the next resistance cap!Īgain, “quality” beat “speed” every single time, focus on your technique!Īnd again as well, every time you go below 3 min, go to higher resistance cap, etc (the numbers stand for millimeters)Įvery week "time" your session, this way you see your progress since you will find out that you are doing it faster every week since your inspiratory muscles are getting stronger. So after doing it for over three years, I still don’t use the highest setting!įind a resistance cap with which your 30 repetitions will take about 3-4:30m to complete. I have personally been doing it since May 2018 and use resistance cap 1.5mm for my back-breathing muscles, and 2.5mm for my front-breathing muscles. If you can inhale through your nose at the top of your inhale (after inhaling through the o2trainer), you need to go to a lower resistance setting. Make sure you completely inhale (and exhale). Please, everybody wants to go to the highest setting but that is NOT good. You sit down for both breathing exercisesĭO NOT FOCUS ON DOING IT FAST, FOCUS ON YOUR TECHNIQUE! On top of that your breathing becomes much more powerful and that’s a great combo, technique and power! The o2trainer will force you to focus on your front and side core/diaphragm muscles (your breathing muscles), and because of this your breathing technique will become much better, you will notice this immediately after using the o2trainer for the first time. (Please watch video: “How breathing works” on this page, it will be, like it was with me when I heard this the first time, an eye opener)ĭo you know that only 5 out of a 100 people breathe correct? This exercise pays MOST attention though, to the front and sides of your core/diaphragm. This way you use all your “breathing muscles”. The reason you lean forward in the beginning of this exercise is that you crunch your belly, therefore you can’t use your belly to inhale and you automatically use your back muscles (which you use for breathing as well) then when you start coming up straight you start using your front and side core/diaphragm/intercostal muscles (muscles between your ribs). If you keep the o2trainer in your mouth, please swallow after you completely inhaled (So before you exhale), otherwise, saliva might build up in the o2trainer.