Quick Tip: Proper Breathing During Exercise
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James Villepigue CSCS
James Villepigue, CSCS is an International Best Selling Author of over 22 books. Over the last 8 years, he has built one of the most successful fitness book franchises in history. He has been involved in the health and fitness industries for over 17 years. With over one million copies of James’ books sold, he has helped many hundreds of thousands of people throughout the world—of all ages and from all walks of life—achieve extraordinary results to their body’s & their lives.
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By James Villepigue CSCS
Published on 02/9/2009
Learning to properly breathe during exercise is essential if you want to achieve great results and also protect yourself from training injuries.
Using Proper Breathing During Exercise
Quick Tip: Breathing: Make sure that you learn to breathe naturally during exercise – You don’t want to over exaggerate your breathing, especially the exhalation – Doing so could lead to hyper-ventilation. Do your best trying not to hold your breath, and get used to exhaling when you exert yourself. Inhale during the negative portion of the movement AKA the lowering of the weight.