Understanding the Post-Exercise Experience: Navigating Sensations After Breathing Exercises

2 min. readlast update: 02.12.2024

Feeling a bit low on energy after a breathing exercise, especially with a recent cold – is this standard?

Absolutely! Those roller coaster feelings, light-headedness, and tired vibes post-breathing exercises are quite common. They're just your body adjusting to the new groove.

Factors Influencing Sensations:

Here's the lowdown on what might be causing these sensations and how to handle them:

  • Easy on the Air: Keep those inhales silent, soft, and subtle – no need to force it.

  • You can lie down on the floor/mat to relax your body.

  • Practice Makes Perfect: Regular sessions help your body get used to the breathing routine, reducing those unexpected reactions.

  • Chill Out, Don't Push: No need to go all out; be kind to yourself and your body during the process.

  • Listen to Your Body: If you're feeling under the weather, your body might be screaming for some extra rest. Listen up!

  • No One-Size-Fits-All: Everyone's journey with these exercises is unique – let go of any preconceived notions.

Breathing exercises are a bit like riding waves – it might feel wobbly at first, but with a little understanding and patience, you'll find your balance. Embrace the ride, and soon you'll be surfing the benefits of these powerful breathing techniques.

 

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