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Power of Breathing

Good breathing techniques are not only essential for athletes, singers or speakers, but also promote general health and stress management.

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Key Features of a Powerful Breathing Technique

Good breathing technique is characterized by efficiency, rhythm and adaptability. It ensures that the body is optimally supplied with oxygen and that respiratory muscles and energy are used efficiently. When exercising, for example, shorter, faster breaths are needed, while slow, deep breaths are preferred when resting. The following breathing techniques promote mindfulness and help to increase breathing capacity.

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Breathing Exercise: The 10-Second Counting Technique - in the Spirit of Zen...

The 10-second exercise combines conscious breathing with a counting technique based on Zen Buddhist practices. It helps calm the mind, reduce stress and promote deep relaxation.

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Box-Breathing – Die Atemtechnik für Fokus & innere Ruhe in entscheidenden Momenten

Box-Breathing: The Ultimate Preparation for Decisive Moments

This technique is often used by people in high-stress jobs, such as soldiers, athletes, or executives, to stay calm and focused in challenging situations.

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Finger-Atmung – Die Atemtechnik für innere Ruhe & mentale Klarheit

Finger Breathing: Brings Clarity to a Chaotic Mind

Finger breathing is a simple, mindful exercise to promote relaxation and concentration, often used in the context of stress management or mindfulness training. It combines breathing with a conscious movement of the fingers and helps to focus on the moment and find inner peace.

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Rapid Breathing – For more Powerful and Efficient Breathing Mechanics

Rapid breathing is a breathing technique in which you consciously breathe faster and more intensely than you normally would. It is often used in certain breathing practices such as Wim Hof ​​training, pranayama or for physical activation. However, caution is advised, as uncontrolled rapid breathing (hyperventilation) can have undesirable effects.

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