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The more you exhale the less you can retain an inhale, so calmly inhale and relax your shoulders when you exhale.0
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Ok thank you0
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joejunior04 wrote: »The more you exhale the less you can retain an inhale, so calmly inhale and relax your shoulders when you exhale.
I agree with this. and just relax your upper body in general. it's easy to tense and that can lead to aches and pains in the neck area0 -
The more I exhale the more "used" air I get rid of, allowing me to inhale more new air (and and more oxygen). I try to fully inhale and fully exhale. It gives me more air turnover and helps to increase lung capacity.0
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