Breathe Out for Blood Pressure
- Viddler
Breathe Out for Blood Pressure
http://TheBestWayToExercise.com Exhale Exhale on Exertion!! Never hold your breath during exercise. This is probably the most important safety principle. Trying to exhale with your throat (or glottis) closed can temporarily double, or even triple, your blood pressure. As a general rule, breathe out when you feel like you're exerting pressure (lifting weight and raising resistance); think “blow it up!” Then, breathe normally (in and out), as you release pressure during Eccentrics (lowering weight and resisting resistance). If in doubt − breathe out!!! For more information, to subscribe to my free newsletter, to receive my free reports, or to join The Best Way to Exercise community, please visit: www.TheBestWayToExercise.com By BestExercise Tags : blood , blow , breath , breathe , breathing , diastolic , doug , exercise , exertion , exhale , firm , fitness , glottis , hold , holding , it , jones , on , out , pressure , stand , standfirm , systolic , to , up , valsalva , when , work , workout
Viddler | January 23, 2009
