Just 10 minutes a day will improve stress, focus and aid workout recovery.

Try this 6 Second Exercise and also the 5.5 Second Exercise to see which you find more relaxing. I find the 6 second better for my body, but it just depends on the nervous system.

Hit me with questions or comments.

From the National Library of Medicine:

"Heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVBFB) or resonance breathing is breathing at a slow rate, usually 4.5 to 7 breaths per minute, which depends on each individual, to maximise their RSA. Self-training in resonance breathing lowers stress, blood pressure, and improves mood. Training on resonance breathing improves vagal tone, thereby improving HRV, which is an index of stress and health."

Just 10 minutes a day will improve stress, focus and aid workout recovery.

Try this 6 Second Exercise and also the 5.5 Second Exercise to see which you find more relaxing. I find the 6 second better for my body, but it just depends on the nervous system.

Hit me with questions or comments.

From the National Library of Medicine:

"Heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVBFB) or resonance breathing is breathing at a slow rate, usually 4.5 to 7 breaths per minute, which depends on each individual, to maximise their RSA. Self-training in resonance breathing lowers stress, blood pressure, and improves mood. Training on resonance breathing improves vagal tone, thereby improving HRV, which is an index of stress and health."

This is peer reviewed science.

Just 10 minutes a day will improve stress, focus and aid workout recovery.

Try this 6 Second Exercise and also the 5.5 Second Exercise to see which you find more relaxing. I find the 6 second better for my body, but it just depends on the nervous system. 

Hit me with questions or comments. 

From the National Library of Medicine: 

"Heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVBFB) or resonance breathing is breathing at a slow rate, usually 4.5 to 7 breaths per minute, which depends on each individual, to maximise their RSA. Self-training in resonance breathing lowers stress, blood pressure, and improves mood. Training on resonance breathing improves vagal tone, thereby improving HRV, which is an index of stress and health."

This is peer reviewed science.

Just 10 minutes a day will improve stress, focus and aid workout recovery.

Try this 5.5 Second Exercise and also the 6 Second Exercise to see which you find more relaxing. I find the 6 second, but it just depends on the nervous system. 

Hit me with questions or comments. 

From the National Library of Medicine: 

"Heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVBFB) or resonance breathing is breathing at a slow rate, usually 4.5 to 7 breaths per minute, which depends on each individual, to maximise their RSA. Self-training in resonance breathing lowers stress, blood pressure, and improves mood. Training on resonance breathing improves vagal tone, thereby improving HRV, which is an index of stress and health."

Will Brooks is jacked and he's done it all with a vegan diet. WIll not only trains jiu jitsu, he also coaches clients helps them burn fat & build muscle on a vegan program.

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