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Originally Posted by trux
Hmm, well, I wonder how much better is walking with the huge Paradisia on your nose  . And yes, I imagine the probability of breaking your nose or kicking off your teeth with it is higher. If you think you cannot hold your breath without it, why don't you use plain and simple decent swimming nose clip? |
I've tried regular noseclips, but they don't pinch my nose with enough force and the Paradisia works well because of the locking mechanism.
It seems the more we talk about dry apnea safety, the more I'm turned off by it due to probable injury.
One could do dry apnea more safely by only holding their breath until the first contraction, but I'm not sure how useful that would be in improving performance.
I'm wondering if anyone practices dry apnea in the gym and what their experiences are with apnea on a stationary bike, stairmaster, the leg press weight machine or something similar?
