BREATH HOLDS Learn the Basics of Breath Holding [Oxygen Advantage]

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As an Advanced Oxygen Advantage instructor breath holding is one of the fundamental principle I teach and use as a coach to help improve carbon dioxide (CO2) tolerance which is often negatively impact by poor breathing habit and over breathing patterns.
Breathwork for Sport Performance programme, eBook and online course available - www.rootedlife...
FREE eBook 3 Steps to Better Breathing - www.rootedlife...
Want to test to see what your own CO2 tolerance is like? Watch the video below on how to measure your BOLT score...
How to measure your BOLT score - • How to Measure BOLT SC...
Read this BBC interview for more about my professional rugby career and how it ended with a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) in 2013 - www.bbc.co.uk/...
Interested in any of my online Breathwork series workshop? Email me at davidjacksonfitness@gmail.com for more details on the next available online course.

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@cynthgraham9677 3 года назад

Quality information Jacko 👍

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Thanks! 👍

@boundless-abundance 6 месяцев назад

Awesome explanation - many thanks - cheers 👍👍

@Jacko-Breathwork 6 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@agrifforama 3 года назад

Giving this a go! Thanks Jacko!

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Let me know how you get on mate and lets do a session together soon mate!!!

@bowsandaro 2 года назад

Hiya! I'm a pretty active teenager. I'll be trying to apply some OA exercises in every morning to get ready for the day. Thank you for creating such an amazingly informative video! 💗

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Glad you are finding it helpful - check out my free better breathing to download for free too... www.rootedlife.co.uk/free-breathing-ebook

3 года назад

Top info right here. I really don't know how to breath during exercise and it really takes a toll on my (amateur) performance. This of course comes from not breathing correctly for my entire life + smoking + no exercise. I would also enjoy some more info about Jacko's rugby career. Keep it up

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Hey mate, thanks for the message, as much as possible during exercise try to breath in and out through the nose

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

I'm planning on doing a video as nasal breathing in exercise as well as sharing a bit more about my rugby career if people will find it interesting for sure. In short, played 13 years of pro rugby, had many head injuries and ended in 2013 after 300+ games with a seizure on the training field due to final head injury.

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Previous interview here - www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/25448024

3 года назад

@@Jacko-Breathwork oh man you’re an engineer? You should end every video with “trust me, I’m an engineer” :)) really good read.

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

@ Ha ha!!! Yeah not sure I can say I'm an engineer... I've got a master degree but never used it!! Ha ha

@matto4574 3 года назад

Read the Oxygen Advantage in the summer but have slacked off some of the exercises from it that I was doing. Be great if you could take us through some of them and show us how you use them.

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Hey Matt, yeah 100% that's what I'll be doing over the next few weeks - make sure you subscribe so you don't miss the new videos over the coming weeks.

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

If you have any specific questions over the oxygen advantage techniques feel free to email me direct at davidjacksonfitness@gmail.com

@stevenmurphy2351 2 года назад

Great info! Love your channel!

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Thank you love your support!

@diverbrent Год назад

Great great explanation and demo! Continued success Jacko~!!

@crgp4656 3 года назад

Hi Jacko! Thanks for the great service being rendered. I am a newbie on this subject but I can learn fast. 😁 First doubt: what is the optimal interval between the 5 strong and challenging breath holds? Thanks.

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Hey! Glad you are engaging in the subject of breathwork and yes the 5 challenging breath holds (but not stressful) are great with about 1-2 mins recovery between as a basic starting point. But remember to build up gradually with some easy warm ups

@guylainedoucet9634 7 месяцев назад

I'm really glad to have found your video. So well explained. Can you tell me if it is dangerous to have a saturation below 80% during this type of exercice? I read that in an article. Guylaine Doucet (from Canada)

@Jacko-Breathwork 7 месяцев назад

I’m glad it helps.. for breath-holds simulating altitude training for sports performance benefits then we want to get SpO2 into the 80%’s - that equivalent to 4-5,000m of altitude… but for fit and health athletes. Not if pregnant or have any heart conditions or on medication

@TimBrown-e9l 10 месяцев назад

AWESOME! God will bless you

@Jacko-Breathwork 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! You too!

@Petros1974 3 года назад

Hi, thanks for the video, very informative. I have two questions though: 1) Why is it necessary to pinch the nose? I find it much easier to just hold my breath without pinching the nose. 2) How do low oxygen levels induced by breath-holds compare with altitude training when the first is just a temporary drop while the latter is a constant state of low oxygen? Thanks

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

hey glad it helps and great questions. So to answer; 1) Pinch the nose means that we keep the nitric oxide that is create by the sinuses in the nasal cavity rather than seeping out so that when we breathing in through the nose after the breath hold we take the nitric oxide into the upper airways as a vasodilator. 2) The research as shown a maximal contraction of the spleen after 5 strong and challenging breath holds after 30s. The key seems to be the length of time over 30 seconds and needs to be challenging. Compared to altitude training at actual altitude the big difference is we can easily do the 5 breath holds each day in the comfort of our own home and research suggest that we can see an increase of 2 to 5% in red blood cell count and haemoglobin % over time. Hope that makes sense? J A C K O

@musemusa9164 2 года назад

Thank you for the great information Subscribe done

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Thanks for subscribing and the pleasure all mine

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Have you downloaded my FREE better breathing eBook yet? See here - www.rootedlife.co.uk/free-breathing-ebook

@musemusa9164 2 года назад

@@Jacko-Breathwork Done and thank you

@NickJonesVOTP 2 года назад

I recognized your “Famous Enough” t-shirt as I have the same one but in green!!

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Epic Tee right!!!

@BRISTOLKETTLEBELLS 2 года назад

Very well explained Jacko! Thanks for the video. In the OA book Patrick says to do 8-10 breath holds, but you’re saying 5 is enough, correct? I often do 2-3 short ten minute walks each day. Do you think I’d see faster results by doing breath holds multiple times per day?

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Hey mate, depends on what the exercise is in terms of how many breath-holds you do in a set but typically the research shows that spleen contraction peaks at 5 strong breath holds of 30 seconds or more... this is research that Patrick quotes in our training too, so just to confirm it not conflicting to what he says - he taught me!!!

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Have you checked out my sports performance course or eBook yet? Think you'd love it - www.rootedlife.co.uk/sports-performance

@dickyboyryw Год назад

Hi Mate. Right. Can I ask your advice mate. I'm an M. E. Sufferer. I get breathless if I walk too far. I'm on a new raw vegan, diet. So I'm flushing, cleaning my cells out. Now I want to get my body's ability to take in more oxygen and use it. So should I do just 5 breath holds of just 10 secs? Everyday? Then increase it by say 2 seconds every 10 days or 2 weeks? I'm an x academic, guy I'm going to be very careful. But I think this can improve my health. Many thanks Richard

@Jacko-Breathwork Год назад

Hi Richard, sorry for the slow reply and sorry to hear about your condition... I'd really recommend following the free cause on my website to help with stress as it has some perfect simple exercises for you - www.probreathwork.com/course/breathwork-for-stress-and-anxiety

@carlogozzoli1332 11 месяцев назад

So, 5 Breath Holds building up slowly. And how much rest between the Breath Holds?

@guylainedoucet9634 7 месяцев назад

Hi, could you tell me how many repetitions of breath hold per day I should do? I started yesterday and I did 6 repetitions....is it enough? Too much? Thank Guylaine

@jgbvms 3 года назад

Hi Jacko , how many times should we do these breath holds or is it just once and should it be a daily thing as well or every few days ? Thanks John

@Jacko-Breathwork 3 года назад

Great question John, ideally once per day for long term benefits and up to 5 challenging but not stressful breath holds... build up with some warm up reps for 10-20 steps and no benefits to doing more than 5 so the research says. That help?

@jgbvms 3 года назад

@@Jacko-Breathwork brilliant thanks a lot Jacko

@skinz1234 2 года назад

HI been watching your vids and i just went for my first breath hold!!! i cant ignore the CO2 urge to breath!!! I try to ignore it but still have to breath when the urge comes!!! Even when i resist! After about 20 seconds!! What can i do? Thanks

@Jacko-Breathwork 2 года назад

Hey, I totally know what you mean, I couldn't do 20 walking paces when I started.. it takes some time but you need to build up progressively... the will power is a massive part of it. Have you used my Pro Breathwork app to help? probreathwork.passion.io

@bowsandaro Год назад

Hello. So, I decided to try out doing breath holds every morning right as I wake up and clean myself. Yesterday in all 5 rounds I held my breath for 30 seconds. This time in the first round it is 25 seconds. Why did it decrease?

@Jacko-Breathwork Год назад

Breath hold time will also be related to stress and if you slept worse or anything like that or mentally are stress… can all affect breath hold time