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Breathing Warm-Up Before Endurance Training
Before endurance work or in the first few minutes, warm up the intercostals, diaphragm, and breathing system to breathe more deeply and deliver more oxygen. This can be done sitting, standing, walking, or while starting to pedal. Emphasize both chest/intercostal expansion and diaphragmatic belly expansion; if feeling unmotivated, do about 30 deep breaths or roughly a minute of this practice.
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“warming up the intercostals and the nerve to diaphragm pathways, before any kind of endurance work or in the first few minutes of endurance work can allow you to breathe more deeply and to deliver more oxygen to the blood and excuse me, and to the muscles and to be able to do more work more efficiently.”
huberman · How to Build Endurance in Your Brain & Body · Jun 7, 2021 · 1:30:15 · open ↗
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