4 minutes static, dry
My experiment with static tables started yesterday.
general note: the increase should be 0’10” between each hold and that there should be 8 breath holds. I chose to use the first sessions to find my current max and where my training level should be.
I started with nadi shodan pranayama, Alternate Nostril Breath (16:64:32:32 ) , with emphasis on the exhale being longer than inhale. I did this for roughly 10 minutes and then I started the O2 table, increasing hold and fixed recovery time. Slightly longer recovery time were used :
- hold: 2’00”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 2’10”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 2’30”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 2’30′
today I did the same nadi shodana 10 minutes warm up.
- hold: 2’00”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 2’10”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 3’00”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 3’00′
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 2’40′
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 4’00”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 3’00”
- recovery: approximately 3 minutes
- hold: 3’10′
I was happy to reach 4 minutes for the first time this year.
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At an early age I got interested in Buddhism and the prince who left his kingdom in the search for truth. How can I apply this story to my own life ? to be able to sit I took up the study of yoga. Is there a contradiction between yoga and science ? Sure we can get a theoretical understanding through books, but without the experience we are stuck. Why is it so hard to practice non-violence when the mosquito is landing on my neck ?