Listen & Breathe Along
Chords & Single Notes Cue Your Breathing
Watch the video for guidance then try the music below
Pro Tip:
Get comfortable. Breathe in through your nose so your stomach moves out & your chest remains still; This is diaphragmatic breathing.
Additionally, you can expand your ribcage as in the video to inhale more air. This is called intercostal or thoracic breathing.
Get comfortable. Breathe in through your nose so your stomach moves out & your chest remains still; This is diaphragmatic breathing.
Additionally, you can expand your ribcage as in the video to inhale more air. This is called intercostal or thoracic breathing.
REMEMBER
1. INHALE WHEN YOU HEAR A CHORD
CHORD- (a group of notes) click icon to hear
2. PAUSE WHEN YOU HEAR A SINGLE NOTE
NOTE- (a single note) click icon to hear
3. EXHALE WHEN YOU HEAR THE NEXT CHORD
"I felt calm within seconds of breathing with BreathNote."
-Dr. Svetlana Voloshin N.D.
Try Breathing Along
Start With An Exhale Then Let The Music Pace You
Box Breathing
Breathing Pattern:
1. Inhale: 4 seconds
2. Hold breath: 4 seconds
3. Exhale: 4 seconds
4. Hold breath: 4 seconds
Audio Pattern:
1. Chord 4 sec
2. Single Note 4 sec
3. Chord 4 sec
4. Single Note. 4 sec
Calm 3-5-8 Breathing
Breathing Pattern:
1. Inhale: 3 seconds
2. Hold breath: 5 seconds
3. Exhale: 8 seconds
4. Hold breath: 1 seconds
Audio Pattern:
1. Chord 3 sec
2. Single Note 5 sec
3. Chord 8 sec
4. Single Note. 1 sec
Vital 5-5 Breathing
Breathing Pattern:
1. Inhale: 5 seconds
2. Exhale: 5 seconds
Audio Pattern:
1. Chord 5 sec
2. Single Note 1 sec
3. Chord 5 sec
4. Single Note. 1 sec
CAUTION:
While unlikely, some may feel lightheaded if they are new to breathwork. If, for any reason, these exercises make you feel lightheaded, or if you have trouble breathing, STOP and return to your normal breathing! If you have respiratory issues or any medical conditions that make breathing difficult, consult with your healthcare provider to see if these exercises are right for you.
While unlikely, some may feel lightheaded if they are new to breathwork. If, for any reason, these exercises make you feel lightheaded, or if you have trouble breathing, STOP and return to your normal breathing! If you have respiratory issues or any medical conditions that make breathing difficult, consult with your healthcare provider to see if these exercises are right for you.
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