Using Visualization Techniques To Make Breathing Exercises More Effective
Research has it that most people easily get bored while doing simple exercises such as breathing. However, the research continued to explain that by utilizing some visualization techniques, people tend to be more excited in doing the same activity and can do the same exercise for a longer period of time. Visualizing benefits. That’s amazing!
The exercise of breathing involves sitting in a quiet spot, relaxing the body, and then inhaling and exhaling in a slow and measured pace. It is much like meditation without the meditation. You are doing something in the external but internally, there is nothing. Without anything to visualize, one can easily lose focus and fall asleep.
To aid in your breathing exercises, you can follow these following tips:
1. As you breathe in and out, imagine the air moving into your body, filling up your lungs to occupy all the space that was not used for years. See it moving and giving it precious oxygen to revive all the cells.
2. You focus on one movement whether breathing in or breathing out and think of a color that you can imagine while doing each movement. For example, pink for breathing in and blue for breathing out. So, when doing such movement, imagine a stream of that color going in and out depending on the movement you take.
3. When you inhale, imagine that the air is getting in many areas of your body like in the palm and stomach, etc.
Although this might seem to complicate what would have been a simple series of exercises, it’s all worth it for its benefits – making the exercises more effective. This is what it’s all about at the end of the day, so the extra effort is certainly justifiable here.
Once you have mastered the three, you can move on making your own visualization as you please as long as you will not lose sight of the purpose which is the breathing exercise.
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