landlocked
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I thought she meant that it has been lowered 10 bpm from where it was before the Yoga.
Yoga?
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Angry Turtle
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It is great for your air consumption.
If you haven't tried, give it a chance.
In about a month or two you will be a lot more aware of how you breathe.
Well, at least for me it worked like that.
BoricuaMojao
If you haven't tried, give it a chance.
In about a month or two you will be a lot more aware of how you breathe.
Well, at least for me it worked like that.
BoricuaMojao
mudguppy
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As an instructor of Yoga, INHO...
DEFINITLY!!
I still get nervous diving on occasion, so I use not only the awareness of breath techniques with diving, but also alot of the philosophy....which can be used with anything.
Freediver...I read an article on freediving and breath tehcniques.
I thought I was reading how to breath from some of my Yoga literature! VERY siimilar
I haven't gotten to where I do poses underwater, tho.....well....okay........ Maybe headstand
:yea:
DEFINITLY!!
I still get nervous diving on occasion, so I use not only the awareness of breath techniques with diving, but also alot of the philosophy....which can be used with anything.
Freediver...I read an article on freediving and breath tehcniques.
I thought I was reading how to breath from some of my Yoga literature! VERY siimilar
I haven't gotten to where I do poses underwater, tho.....well....okay........ Maybe headstand
:yea:
Hmm... I don't know about this yoga stuff... I don't think I want slow down any more than I already am. 
I have the opposit problem from most people RE: pulse and blood pressure... Mine are low.
My father and one of my two sisters are the same.
My mom went on a salt-free diet once (so of course we all did...) and about a week into it, I got out of bed too fast one morning and passed out on the floor for a few seconds.
A 1/2 pound bag of Doritos for breakfast and I was fine again (I am a salt fiend).
My resting pulse tends to be in the low 50s. It was lower when I was on track team in highschool (low 40s) I took it once at 38 while on the verge of falling asleep in chemistry class.
Every time I go to give blood they ask me if I feel OK when they take my BP and then I have to convince them it's normal for me and they can go ahead and take the blood.
My OW instructor was surprised at my low air consumption for a beginner. It's gotten even better since.
I have the opposit problem from most people RE: pulse and blood pressure... Mine are low.
My father and one of my two sisters are the same.
My mom went on a salt-free diet once (so of course we all did...) and about a week into it, I got out of bed too fast one morning and passed out on the floor for a few seconds.
A 1/2 pound bag of Doritos for breakfast and I was fine again (I am a salt fiend).
My resting pulse tends to be in the low 50s. It was lower when I was on track team in highschool (low 40s) I took it once at 38 while on the verge of falling asleep in chemistry class.
Every time I go to give blood they ask me if I feel OK when they take my BP and then I have to convince them it's normal for me and they can go ahead and take the blood.
My OW instructor was surprised at my low air consumption for a beginner. It's gotten even better since.
There is no doubt in my mind that yogic breathing can benefit divers and non divers alike. I am very happy with what it has done for me: a very relaxed breathing pattern while underwater that allowed me (a couple weeks ago) to get 2 hours and some change in bottom time on a 63 cuft cylinder. This was, however, training dives in about 20 -25 feet of water.
Sorry all, I misread the post.
Dah, Ya think!
I thought you meant his pulse was down "TO" 10 bpm, not "BY" 10 bpm.
I need a swat with the "wake up stick" don't I?
Sorry about that.
best regards
MikeD
:blfish:
Dah, Ya think!
I thought you meant his pulse was down "TO" 10 bpm, not "BY" 10 bpm.
I need a swat with the "wake up stick" don't I?
Sorry about that.
best regards
MikeD
:blfish:
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