Morning Energizing Breath
A simple circular breathing exercise to wake up and feel energized. Involves breathing in through the nose and out through the mouth followed by breath retention. Practice implementation intentions for consistent engagement.
Program Modules
Energizing Breath Practice
Module containing the full breathing practice. Aim for consistent daily practice.
Preparation
DailyFind a comfortable seated or lying position. Listen to contraindications. If you experience anxiety during the breath holds, shorten the duration or discontinue.
âI invite you to lie down or to sitâ
Circular Breathing (15 Breaths)
DailyBreathe in through the nose and out through the mouth continuously without pauses for 15 breaths.
âwe breathe in through the nose out through the mouth continuously without any pausesâ
Breath Retention (Empty Lung)
DailyExhale all the way out, pause, close your mouth, and relax your body for 20 seconds. If you feel discomfort, shorten the duration or skip this step.
âtake a big breath in pause for a moment at the top and then exhale all the way outâ
Breath Retention (Full Lung)
DailyInhale all the way up to the eyebrow center, inhale a little more, pause and squeeze your pelvic floor muscles, draw your belly in, lift it up, hold for 5 seconds, then release. If this feels straining, reduce hold time.
âbreathe in in five four three two one inhale all the way up to the eyebrow centerâ
Grounding
DailyBreathe in a normal fashion, allowing the breath to ground you back into the moment. Stay here as long as you need.
âyou can breathe in a normal fashion now just allowing the breath to ground you back into this moment and you can stay here for as long as you needâ
What You'll Accomplish
- Increase energy levels in the morning
- Improve focus and clarity
- Learn a simple breathing technique for daily use
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