Ultimate Relaxation: Wim Hof Alternative Breathing Exercise (Slow Pace) | 2 Minute Breath-Hold

Ultimate Relaxation: Wim Hof Alternative Breathing Exercise (Slow Pace) | 2 Minute Breath-Hold

The breathing exercise has a profound effect and should be practiced in the way it is explained. Always do the breathing exercise in a safe environment (e.g. sitting on a couch/floor) and unforced. Never practice the exercises before or during diving, driving, swimming, taking a bath or in any other environment/place where, should you pass out, a serious injury could occur. Learn more about the Wim Hof Method here: https://wimhofmethod.com This breathing technique is a simple alternative to the Wim Hof Method (WHM). The concept of using powerful, cyclic breathing followed by an extended, passive breath hold after exhalation (Bahya Kumbhaka) is firmly rooted in centuries-old Vedic and Tibetan traditions. Hands-On Meditation is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Wim Hof B.V. and Innerfire B.V., the owners of the registered trademarks Wim Hof Method and WHM. We are an independent educational resource offering alternative breathing and meditation techniques. Increase productivity, performance, and overall well-being while relaxing deeply into this powerful breathing exercise. This video introduces you to the breathing technique at a beginner's pace in 5 rounds. You'll be taking 35 Deep Circular Breaths, followed by an Extended Breath-Hold. The Breath-Hold gradually increases each round. No worries about breathing through your nose or mouth for this exercise. Just do whatever is most comfortable for you. Round 1- Breath Hold ⏱ 30 Seconds Round 2 - Breath Hold ⏱ 45 Seconds Round 3 - Breath Hold ⏱ 1 Minute Round 4 - Breath Hold ⏱ 1 Minute 30 Seconds Round 5 - Breath Hold ⏱ 2 Minutes !!! THE BREATH-HOLD TIMES ARE MEANT ONLY AS A GUIDE - IF YOU FEEL THE URGE TO BREATHE BEFORE THE DESIGNATED TIME - YOU SHOULD GO AHEAD AND TAKE A BREATH !!! You can also pause the video and extend the Breath-Hold, if you are comfortable. With practice, your breath retention ability will likely increase. // BENEFITS Scientific studies have proven that this form of breathing makes your blood more alkaline and can help the body deal with other negative stressors better in the long term and in everyday life. Consistent practice offers many potential benefits, including: ⚕ Boosting your immune system ⚕ Improving concentration ⚕ Improving your mental well-being ⚕ Increasing willpower ⚕ Increasing your energy ⚕ Managing some fibromyalgia symptoms ⚕ Relieving some symptoms of depression ⚕ Relieving stress ⚕ Improving sleep // WANT TO TRY ANOTHER VERSION OF THIS EXERCISE? -    • Wim Hof Alternative: Extended Breath Hold ...   There are multiple forms of calming breath retention exercises on this channel from beginner to advanced versions. // DIY CREATE A COLD PLUNGE - ICE BATH THERAPY    • DIY Cold Plunge | Build + Maintenance | Pr...   // SOCIAL • Instagram   / handsonmeditation   #HandsOnMeditation WANT TO HELP SUPPORT THE CHANNEL? ☕ Please, buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HandsOnM... ________________________ I hope you enjoy this deep breathing exercise. Please leave a comment about how it's working for you. Also, please subscribe to stay updated with my newest videos and resources. Lots more in development. Warm Regards, Peter Voice-over: Matthew Hall © 2023 Vivid Prana LLC. All rights reserved. | HandsOnMeditation.com 0:00 - Intro 0:32 - Round One 3:52 - Round Two 7:26 - Round Three 11:14 - Round Four 15:33 - Round Five