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Old April 4th, 2007
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Re: positions in dry apnea training

I prefer laying on my back.

I guess some may find a sitting position more realxing, especially people who have experience from meditation and yoga etc, because they spend a lot of time in that position and it does not take much of an effort. For me, it just feels very taxing.
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